For five decades, the American economy and American households were left defenseless. A global financier elite ate away at our nation's economic sovereignty and at your living standards. Donald Trump and his team have said: no more.
Listen to what top Administration officials have said.
Deindustrialization was not inevitable. It was a conscious policy choice, a decades-long economic undertaking that stripped our nations of their wealth, of their productive capacity, and of their independence.
— Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Munich Security Conference, February 2026
The truth is that for too long, America had been asleep. We mistook comfort for strength. We treated efficiency as a substitute for resilience, and consumption as a measure of prosperity. We told ourselves that so long as goods were cheaper overseas, it did not matter whether factories went dark in Michigan, Ohio, or Pennsylvania.
— Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, "While America Slept," May 29, 2026
Now think about that — and then hear what he said next. "America has awakened."
You may not see it on your street yet, but an economic revolution is underway. Whole sectors of the economy that lay dormant for a generation or more are coming back to life. For the first time in 27 years, the United States out-produces Japan in steel. For the first time in half a century, a new primary aluminum smelter is being built — in Oklahoma. A U.S. excavator factory is rising in North Carolina, reclaiming work that had been shipped to Japan. And after 70 years, graphite processing has returned to New York.
None of this is an accident. It is happening because the Administration is once again protecting American industry, American workers, and American families — through the American System. As Vice President JD Vance said on the Michael Knowles Show, economic policy on the right is now "much more Alexander Hamilton than it is Milton Friedman."
For more than a century, even the knowledge of the American System was buried — because it gives us the tools to protect our own economy: tariffs to defend our industry, national credit to finance real production, and investment in the frontiers of science. It is the system Alexander Hamilton designed, Abraham Lincoln defended, and William McKinley used to make America the greatest industrial power on earth. Its return is an economic revolution.
This American System revival has just begun — and it can still be stopped. The people who spent fifty years selling us out are still in Washington and in the statehouses, counting on you not to notice. This November's midterms will decide whether the President has the Congress, and the state leaders, to finish the job.
That is the fight Promethean PAC is in. Our flyer puts the record of this revolution into your hands, and our Midterm Bootcamps train citizens to carry it into their communities and win in 2026.