Bloomberg published this column Oct. 30 by an official of the D.C.-based Tax Foundation, Karl. W. Smith, focused on two accomplishments. The first is the expansion of the American workforce (by about 4 million) under Trump, with both unprecedented numbers working and increased numbers looking for work, reversing the entire Bush-Obama 21st-century trend. The second is the rise of real median household income from roughly $62,000 to more than $68,000/year over Trump’s four years, also reversing 15 years of stagnation.