Personal income has increased by the most percentage points since May of 2021

Personal income has increased by the most percentage points since May of 2021

While the Biden administration pushes a narrative of economic hardship, the latest numbers tell a very different story. Personal incomes rose by 0.8% in April—nearly three times the expected increase—marking the largest monthly gain since May 2021, when incomes surged 1.9%.

And this isn’t just a one-off event. It continues a four-month streak of robust income growth:

January: +0.6%

February: +0.7%

March: +0.5%

April: +0.8%

This solid start to 2025 paints a clear picture: Americans are earning more, and the private economy is showing strength even under regulatory pressure from Washington.

Unlike the 2021 boost—fueled by government handouts—this surge is being driven by real economic activity, not artificial stimulus. It’s a testament to the resilience of the American worker and the productive power of the private sector, even while federal policies try to hold it back.

The facts speak for themselves. The economy doesn’t need more control—it needs freedom to grow. The American people are proving they can thrive despite Bidenomics, not because of it.

With this kind of momentum, imagine what’s possible under a leadership that actually believes in low taxes, deregulation, and economic liberty. It’s time the media stopped ignoring this success and started telling the truth: the real economy is roaring back, not because of government—but in spite of it.

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