American taxpayers just got some great news! The Treasury Department shocked the experts by announcing a $27 billion budget surplus for June. This huge win shows our country can still do big things when we put America first.
The liberal media and their experts said we’d face another crushing deficit. They predicted we were heading toward a $41.5 billion shortfall. Instead, conservative policies proved them wrong again. This surplus didn’t happen by accident—it’s the direct result of strong leadership.
Tariffs on foreign goods brought in serious cash. These tough trade deals put American workers first and made other countries pay their fair share. That money flowed straight into our Treasury instead of going overseas. Our economic strength comes from putting America first in every deal.
Remember the naysayers who called these policies reckless? Well, June’s numbers prove them dead wrong. We flipped a $71 billion expected deficit into a massive surplus. That’s nearly $100 billion swinging in the right direction because we stood strong on trade.
While the surplus is welcome news, we still face a $1.3 trillion deficit this fiscal year. Our national debt sits at a staggering $36 trillion. Every dollar of this surplus helps chip away at that mountain of debt. It eases the burden on our children’s future.
Interest payments alone cost taxpayers $84 billion in June. That’s money flushed down the drain because past leaders refused to make tough choices. This surplus proves we can start turning that around with common-sense policies that protect American jobs.
The surplus gives us breathing room to deliver real tax relief. Hardworking families deserve to keep more of what they earn. This win shows we can fund priorities like national security and border security while cutting taxes for everyday Americans.
Conservatives delivered this win by refusing to back down. While the left pushes policies that weaken America, we stand strong. This surplus is proof that conservative principles work for every patriot who loves this country.
