U.S. Economic Growth Surges in Third Quarter, Underscoring Trump Economy’s Momentum

Freshly released government data confirms what many Americans are already feeling: the U.S. economy is accelerating, and it did so in a big way during the third quarter of 2025.

According to the latest figures, real gross domestic product surged at a 4.3 percent annualized rate in Q3, blowing past expectations and marking one of the strongest quarters of economic growth in recent years. The report, released today after delays tied to Washington dysfunction, paints a clear picture of an economy gaining speed, not slowing down.

The growth was driven by strong consumer spending, rising exports, and increased business investment, all signs of renewed confidence across the economy. Americans didn’t pull back. They stepped up. Businesses expanded. And the U.S. outperformed gloomy forecasts pushed for months by Democrats and their allies in the media.

This isn’t an accident. It’s the result of an economic agenda that prioritizes growth, rewards work, and restores confidence in American leadership. Under Donald Trump, the economy has repeatedly defied so-called experts who predicted stagnation, recession, or collapse.

Instead, the data tells a different story. The third-quarter surge represents a clear acceleration from earlier in the year and confirms that the U.S. economy entered the fall with real momentum. Inflation pressures have eased, job creation remains strong, and consumers continue to drive demand rather than retreat under uncertainty.

For Nevada, this matters. A stronger national economy means more tourism, more business investment, and more opportunity for workers across the Silver State. Industries that matter here, from hospitality and logistics to construction and manufacturing, depend on consumer confidence and economic stability. Both are clearly improving.

Contrast that with the Democrat approach. While Republicans focus on growth, energy independence, and economic strength, Democrats continue pushing higher taxes, heavier regulation, and trillions in new spending that threatens to undo progress. They warned that cutting red tape and restoring confidence would fail. Instead, it’s working.

The GDP report also undercuts the narrative that America’s best days are behind it. When the U.S. economy is allowed to grow without being smothered by bureaucracy, it delivers. Strong growth means better wages, more jobs, and a stronger position on the global stage.

At a time when families are still recovering from years of high prices and economic uncertainty, today’s report is a reminder that policy choices matter. Pro-growth leadership produces results. Washington pessimism does not.

The numbers are in. The economy is growing. And once again, America is proving the doomsayers wrong.

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