Donald Trump can't remember the name but still swears she won every race and the machines only broke on their side.
Rats fleeing a sinking brand.
Suddenly nobody wants the guy who poisoned their yard parked in their driveway. Funny how survival instincts kick in the second their own seats are on the line.
Economically speaking, MAGA.
Better off today than 18 months ago?
Donald Trump ran on lower prices. Groceries up 3.4%. Overall prices up 5%. Gas back over $4. Inflation higher than the day he walked in.
Promise kept, or just a rally line?
Yes or no. Your receipt, not the speech
Jose M retweeted
Trade unions leading a grassroots movement for a 5% billionaire wealth tax in CA are being outspent 99.9% to 0.1% in TV ads by billionaires who oppose it.
Despite that, it’s winning 48-38% in a recent poll.
Billionaires have the money, we have the people. Let’s win this fight.
My neighbor got a hospital bill: $157,282.96 “premium” price. $47,184.89 uninsured cash price. Same hospital. Same surgery 😂
Maybe politicians should fix THAT racket first. If the real price is 70% lower, what the hell are insurance premiums actually paying for?
The price of diesel will remain high under the Trump administration. Workers pay the price while the photo ops continue.
BREAKING: Oil executives warn US diesel prices will not return to normal for more than a year, with almost half of 100 oil and gas companies surveyed by the Dallas Fed now saying it will take more than four quarters to get back to 2025 levels, per the FT.
"Diesel is the mother's milk of the economy," one respondent says. "We are just starting to see the impact on the wider economy."
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth said two weeks ago that the Great Fuel Crisis executives had warned about has arrived and that the mechanisms mitigating price and supply risk have "largely now played out."
Easy to say when you’re not the one skipping meals.
Brooke Rollins: "The American public loves beef. So as the price has continued to creep up for a pound of ground beef, normal supply and demand would tell you the demand would go down, and then the prices would follow. What's happening is exactly the opposite. The prices has continued to rise and people have continued to buy. That's the long-term good news."













