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President Trump has fulfilled or is making significant progress on most of his 2016 campaign promises, but more important than the promises are the results: More than 7 million jobs have been added to the economy, more job openings than unemployed Americans and wages are growing at their fastest rate in a decade, to name but a few of those listed in today's article.

“It’s gonna be a boom year in 2020 for the American economy. I’m looking at growth closer to three percent to two percent. I’m looking at the Dow well over 30,000, I predicted that several months ago that if we got USMCA and interest rates down then we’d get over 30,000. It’s gonna be a great year for America,” predicts Assistant to President Donald Trump and Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro.

After pumping-up the economy with near-zero interest rates for the entire Obama presidency, we here at CHQ have expected that Obama’s Federal Reserve would not be friendly to Donald Trump’s plans for an economic growth agenda. And the numbers appear to bear us out.

The government under Barack Obama keeps changing the way it measures economic performance in order to make the economy appear do be doing better than it really is and hide the damage Obamanomics has done to the country.