BREAKING: Experts left STUNNED once again as U.S. GDP blows past expectations. +4.3% in Q3 “That is a nice jump. This is the strongest quarter going back to 2023. This is strong.”
BREAKING: Experts left STUNNED once again as U.S. GDP blows past expectations.
+4.3% in Q3 📈
“That is a nice jump. This is the strongest quarter going back to 2023. This is strong.” pic.twitter.com/ipGs4vMofO
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) December 23, 2025


- Funny how the “experts” are always stunned…Never prepared, never right but always confident. Maybe the real shock is that Trump’s economic blueprint still works, even when the experts prayed it wouldn’t. Mo
- GDP beats are fine, but spare me the “experts stunned” theater. Show the mix, is this real private growth or deficit drenched government spend and inventory games. Main Street cares about real wages and prices, not a headline. – Rowdy America
- If every quarter brings another “unexpected” surge, at what point do we stop blaming the market…And start asking whether the people predicting it are simply ideologically blind? How many times can you be shocked by reality before admitting you’ve been conditioned? – Mo
- This is what happens when the real economy is given space to breathe: GDP +4.3% and the “experts” are silent once again. Less talk, more production; less bureaucracy, more jobs. While some bet on fear and control, the country responds with growth, employment, and confidence. It’s not luck, it’s policy that works. The disaster narrative crumbles in the face of the numbers. The United States is accelerating again when those who produce are rewarded and incompetence is punished – mauro
- A 4.3% Q3 surge is more than just a number ,it signals real economic resilience. Markets and policymakers will be taking note, and it reshapes expectations for growth and momentum heading into the next year.
- Let’s just say – all Trump needs to do is fire Pam Bondi and stop voter fraud, and America is sitting pretty and on the verge of serious growth and greatness. – Mal Antoni
- Ben here at Whatfinger: I’m real worried about the debt, which is now well over 1 billion per year. This is a bigger loss per year or expenditure than our military, which means this can get very bad if we don’t keep massive growth numbers up.












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