Blackburn will aid my father’s agenda
Not every state gets to decide the future of our country, but next Tuesday, voters in Tennessee could alter the destiny of America for years to come.
Thanks to my father’s economic policies, including his historic middleclass tax cuts and deregulation, our country’s unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level in decades, and the economy is now growing at a rate that Democrats insisted for years would never again be possible.
In Tennessee, the unemployment rate has remained below 4 percent since April 2017 as companies continue to invest in local communities. In October, a Canadian manufacturer even announced plans to build its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Lawrenceburg.
Such reverse offshoring has become increasingly common thanks to my father’s success at renegotiating unfair trade deals to give the American worker a fair shake. Canada, Mexico, and South Korea have already come around, and China is wavering.
Before Donald Trump took office, our country was losing manufacturing jobs to foreign competitors. Today, those jobs are returning as new factories sprout up across America’s heartland.
My father’s critics often try to discredit his accomplishments in order to make the case that the Democrats would do a better job of running our country, but none of the Tennesseans I’ve met wants to go back to the economic uncertainty that plagued their state under Barack Obama, when the unemployment rate was nearly three times higher than it is today.
Early in the midterm election season, the Democrats tried to scare Americans away from the polls with bogus predictions of a “blue wave” on Nov. 6. Don’t buy into the media’s narrative, and don’t let Democrats discourage you from voting to secure your future.
My father’s pro-growth policies have unleashed America’s potential like never before. Yet, completely reversing the damage that Obama inflicted on our economy will require a sustained commitment to sending America First candidates to Washington.
If we really want to reach our full potential as a country, we must give President Trump the support he needs in Congress to keep his historic agenda moving forward.
Marsha Blackburn is exactly the sort of ally my father needs. I recently joined her at a campaign rally, and I can tell you that promoting her to the Senate will be one of the wisest choices you get to make on November 6.
You can tell how much Marsha is seen as a threat by Democrats since she’s now become the latest target of Big Tech’s attacks on conservative leaders online.
Google recently censored two videos produced by Blackburn’s campaign because they contained “shocking content.” What was so shocking as to require censorship of protected speech online? The ads contain scenes showing protesters profanely interrupting the Congresswoman and calling her a “white supremacist” as she tried to lead a moment of silence for the victims of the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh.
But Big Tech censorship won’t stop Marsha. She’s as resilient as the Smoky Mountains and she won’t back down to Democrats and their sympathizers online who want to shut down the progress my father has created with his bold economic programs.
The ongoing economic recovery would certainly come to a screeching halt under Democrat Party rule, which is why it’s so vitally important for voters to come out and defend our newfound prosperity at the ballot box on Election Day by electing great Republicans like Marsha Blackburn.
Tennessee could indeed play a large role in deciding America’s fate on Tuesday, and I know they’ll choose the right future for us.
Eric Trump is a businessman and son of President Donald Trump.