If the 4.5% is skewed then so is the 11%.  Real GDP per capita took an historic hit from the 2008 recession - you know:  the one that occurred on Bush's watch.  But yes, let's have more deregulation of the financial sector.  

As for the income inequality evidenced by food stamps let's just say I don't think Trump will improve things for the poor and disenfranchised on the USA.  Increasing prices with stagnating incomes won't make food more accessible.