The American Dream is under scrutiny. It's not just about money, but the ability to afford a decent life. The current political climate is focused on this very issue. A recent survey shows that most voters view the economy negatively. The Republicans are taking the heat for this, even though they inherited a tough situation.

Let's talk about the present. Inflation is down to 3% from 9%. Gas prices are the lowest in five years. Interest rates are falling. These are positive signs. But is it enough? The voters want more. They want the American Dream: a home, a family, a good job, and a safe community.

The Trump administration has some plans. Tax cuts are coming in 2026. Drug prices are expected to drop. Executive orders aim to make cars and gas more affordable. There's talk of tariff rebates and healthcare reform. These are steps in the right direction, but will they be enough to win over voters?

The heart of the matter is jobs. Many high-tech jobs are held by foreigners under the H1-B Visa program. These are jobs that could be filled by qualified Americans. The Trump administration has already taken steps to reduce home buying by visa holders. But housing is a bigger issue.

Illegal immigration is a part of the problem. Sending illegal immigrants back home could free up housing. It's a tough issue, but it's part of the solution. The American Dream is about opportunity and affordability. The GOP has a roadmap, but can they deliver?

Can the GOP Revive the American Dream?

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