The first pillar of an Opportunity Economy is lowering costs.

Last week, for the first time in four and a half years, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.

Having American workers in an American company manufacturing that steel for those new industries is going to be critically important.

Let’s create an economy where people have the ability to buy a home, to start a business, to take a nice vacation from time to time.

For all these positive steps, the cost of living in America is still just too high.

Over the past several decades, our economy has grown better and better for those at the very top, and increasingly difficult for those trying to attain, build, and hold on to a middle-class life.

I will ask Congress, workers and businesses, cities and states, community groups and local leaders to reform permitting, to cut red tape and get things moving faster.

I will always make sure we have the strongest economy and the most lethal fighting force anywhere in the world.

Donald Trump made a whole lot of promises that he did not meet and, one would argue, broke.

We need to create more supply under my plan, including creating tax incentives to work with the private sector and homebuilders.

We must create opportunities for everyone to grow wealth and thrive.