Julianne Hough titties as Trump’s Fans Can’t Afford to Buy Anything due to ‘Trumpflation’

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‘Feelings Don’t Pay the Bills’: Krugman Says Trump Is Twisting Jobs, Crime, and Inflation Data to Mislead the Public

Eric Trump being fact checked on… Fox News

Eric Trump being fact checked on…Fox News
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‘Trump Voters Can’t Afford to Buy Anything’ — Rising Prices Leave Even His Supporters Struggling

Online posts reveal dissatisfaction among voters who backed Trump multiple times, citing high costs and unmet pledges.

Teresa Walden questions Donald Trump on Facebook about unfulfilled promises and rising living costs.

Teresa Walden, a long-time Trump supporter, took to Facebook to share her growing frustration with the state of the economy and what she sees as unkept promises from Donald Trump. Her posts questioned both leadership and priorities.

In one direct message to the former president, she asked, “President Donald J. Trump where’s the money you said was coming to the citizens this month?” She ended by asking, “What happened to promises made, promises kept?”

Teresa Walden questions Donald Trump on Facebook about unfulfilled promises and rising living costs. (Source: Facebook, Aug 2025)

She then explained that she had voted for Trump three times but did not expect to face the current financial strain. She described an economy where poor people cannot afford necessities and where food prices remain high.

Walden accused the government of giving “way more than a fortune to illegals” while struggling Americans received little help. “Food higher, gas high… eggs less than before him, they’re still too high,” she added in another exchange… More @ The Daily Yadda

When 2.7 Percent Feels Like Highway Robbery

Why a 2.7% Inflation Rate Feels Like a Lie?

The government’s latest inflation numbers claim prices are rising at a modest 2.7% — but anyone who’s been to a grocery store knows that’s a fantasy. Take steak, for example: in April 2024, it was $10.99 a pound. By August 2026? A staggering $15.99. That’s not 2.7%. That’s a 45% price hike — the kind of markup that would embarrass even a loan shark.

So how do officials keep inflation looking low? Simple: they play with the numbers. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) uses a “basket of goods” to measure inflation, but that basket quietly changes based on what’s deemed “affordable.” When steak becomes too expensive, they replace it with cheaper alternatives like chicken or beans. The result? A neatly packaged inflation rate that ignores the real pain at the checkout counter.

This disconnect explains why so many people feel gaslit. Politicians and economists insist the economy is stable, wages are rising, and inflation is under control. Meanwhile, families are cutting back on basics because a simple dinner now feels like a luxury.

The truth is, you can’t spin reality forever. When a two-pound steak costs as much as a car payment, people notice. And when official numbers keep insisting inflation is “only 2.7%,” while real-world prices tell a different story, trust erodes.

So the next time you hear about “low inflation,” remember: the steak isn’t just more expensive—it’s seasoned with some very creative math.

Time for Project 2031?

Americans are fed up and looking for real change. By running on housing, healthcare, and affordability, American socialists could seize complete control of Congress and the Presidency by January 2031.

Donald Trump wants to make being poor a crime.

If you are in the DC area, document what you see. Fascists will try to operate in the dark, away from public scrutiny, so it’s up to us to expose their violence and hold them accountable.