Statements by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America

Mar-a-Lago, FL—  As Ron DeSantis continues his shadow campaign tour in New Hampshire, here’s what you need to know:

 

Poll After Poll Shows New Hampshire Republicans Overwhelmingly Support President Trump

 

According to a recent  Emerson College poll , President Trump holds a 41-point lead in the GOP primary in New Hampshire.

 

58%  President Donald J. Trump

17%  DeSantis 

7%     Sununu

6%     Haley

4%    Pence 

 

President Trump Achieved Historic Results for New Hampshire

 

Under Joe Biden, gas prices are  53% higher  in New Hampshire than they were in December 2020. 

 

New Hampshire now has the  second highest electricity costs  in the country.

 

New Hampshire’s labor force participation rate  dropped in March  and is nearly three percentage points lower than its pre-pandemic level.

 

8,500 fewer people in New Hampshire are employed now than before the pandemic. 

 

During the Trump administration, New Hampshire’s labor force reached a record high level. 

 

A record number of people were employed in New Hampshire during the Trump administration.

 

President Trump will unleash the production of domestic energy resources, reduce the soaring price of gasoline, diesel and natural gas, promote energy security for our friends around the world, eliminate the socialist Green New Deal and ensure the United States is never again at the mercy of a foreign supplier of energy.

 

President Trump’s vision for America’s economic revival is lower taxes, bigger paychecks, and more jobs for American workers.

 

While Ron DeSantis has proposed destroying Social Security and Medicare, President Donald J. Trump has always protected America’s seniors and has committed to protecting Social Security and Medicare.

 

Trump 2024 New Hampshire Elected Leadership Team

The Honorable Bruce Breton

The Honorable Lou Gargiulo          

Representative Kimberly Abare, Hillsborough District 1

Representative Louise Andrus, Merrimack District 5

Representative Glenn Bailey, Strafford District 2                         

Representative Harry Bean, Belknap District 6

Representative Jacob Brouillard, Rockingham District 1

Representative Claudine Burnham, Strafford District 2

Representative Tim Cahill, Rockingham District 4

Representative Jose Cambrils, Merrimack District 4

Representative Ron Dunn, Rockingham District 16

Representative Tracy Emerick, Rockingham District 29

Representative Keith Erf, Hillsborough District 28

Representative Larry Gagne, Hillsborough District 16

Representative Ted Gorski, Hillsborough District 2

Representative Gerald Griffin, Hillsborough District 42

Representative Tina Harley, Rockingham District 30

Representative Juliet Harvey-Bolia, Belknap District 3

Representative Gregory Hill, Merrimack District 2

Representative Thomas Kaczynski, Strafford District 5

Representative Diane Kelley, Hillsborough District 32

Representative Stephen Kennedy, Hillsborough District 13

Representative Aboul Khan, Rockingham District 30

Representative John Leavitt, Merrimack District 10

Representative Nikki McCarter, Belknap District 8

Representative Valerie McDonnell, Rockingham District 25

Representative Charles Melvin, Rockingham District 20

Representative Dave Nagel, Belknap District 6

Representative Kristine Perez, Rockingham District 16

Representative Joseph Pitre, Strafford District 1

Representative Tom Ploszaj, Belknap District 1

Representative John Potucek, Rockingham District 13

Representative Kevin Pratt, Rockingham District 4

Representative Arlene Quaratiello, Rockingham District 18

Representative Andrew Renzullo, Hillsborough District 13

Representative Jennifer Rhodes, Cheshire District 17

Representative Terry Roy, Rockingham District 31

Representative John Sellers, Grafton District 18

Representative Vanessa Sheehan, Hillsborough District 43

Representative Lisa Smart, Belknap District 2

Representative James Spillane, Rockingham District 2

Representative Jonathan Stone, Sullivan District 8

Representative James Summers, Rockingham District 20 

Representative Jeffrey Tenczar, Hillsborough District 1

Representative Paul Terry, Belknap District 7

Representative Dick Thackston, Cheshire District 12

Representative Jordan Ulery, Hillsborough District 13

Representative Lilli Walsh, Rockingham District 15

Representative Kenneth Weyler, Rockingham District 14

Representative Robert Wherry, Hillsborough District 13

Representative Clayton Wood, Merrimack District 13

The Culture Of Losing Continues

 

Mar-a-Lago, FL—  Today, Ron DeSantis single-handedly  lost the State of Florida nearly $1 billion in investment and over 2,000 jobs —with an average salary of $120,000—because he was too weak to fight for his state.

 

Ron DeSantis’ failed war on Disney has done little for his limping shadow campaign, and now is doing even less for Florida’s economy.

 

On top of that, President Trump warned last month on Truth Social that weakness by DeSantis would lead to today’s disastrous outcome.

 

 

President Trump is universally known as the Jobs President and under his Administration, more Americans were employed than ever before—160 million—and the unemployment rate fell to a 50-year low.

 

In the first three years of the Trump administration, the economy added 7 million jobs, more than three times greater than the CBO predicted. 

 

In the first 2 months of 2020 alone, the U.S. economy  added more jobs  (465,000) than the CBO projected would be created in the entire 12 months of 2020.

 

Under President Trump, there were record low African American, Hispanic American, and Asian American unemployment rates. 

 

There also was record low unemployment for Native Americans, individuals with disabilities, veterans, and those without a high school diploma. 

 

Unemployment for women reached its lowest rate in nearly 70 years.

 

Under President Trump, a record number of people between ages 25 and 34 were working. 

 

President Trump created the new Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Program, expanding apprenticeships in new and emerging fields such as health care, information technology, and financial services. 

 

In the first three years of the program, over 500,000  new  apprenticeships were created. 

 

Trump established the National Council for the American Worker and the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board. 

 

Over 450 companies signed the Pledge to America’s Workers, committing to provide more than 16 million job and training opportunities. 

 

President Trump signed an executive order that directs the Federal government to replace outdated degree-based hiring with skills-based hiring. 

 

Trump issued occupational licensing reform principles encouraging state leaders to eliminate barriers to employment, particularly for military spouses and returning citizens. 

Mar-a-Lago, FL— President Donald J. Trump published the following post on Truth Social on April 18, 2023:

 

ICYMI: “Full List of Ron DeSantis Endorsements Who Have Flopped”

Read the full article by Ewan Palmer with Newsweek here . 

ICYMI: “WaPo Columnist Admits ‘Zuckbucks’ Were Used to Turn Out Likely-Democrat Voters in 2020”

Read the full article by Jacob Bliss with Breitbart here . 

ICYMI: “Active CIA employee recruited signatories for Hunter Biden laptop letter, report shows”

Read the full article by John Solomon and Ben Whedon with Just the News here . 

ICYMI: “The Brief: Whistleblower Alleges FBI Document Links Biden To ‘Criminal Scheme’”

Read the full article by Gregg Jarrett here .