Only politicians could look straight at a family struggling to afford groceries and say inflation is just a “vibe.” That’s not an exaggeration — Democratic strategists literally went on television and said inflation was a “perception problem.”
Translation: if you weren’t so negative, your wallet wouldn’t hurt.
Meanwhile, normal Americans are:
– Cutting back on groceries
– Skipping meals to stretch the budget
– Watching rent jump like it’s competing in the Olympics
While D.C. says inflation is a “vibe,” the middle class says it’s a bill we can’t ignore.
Inflation isn’t abstract.
It’s the reason families put items back at checkout.
When Trump returned to office, he didn’t treat inflation like a theory. He treated it like what it is — an emergency created by reckless spending. He cut regulations, reopened energy production, and reversed policies that suffocated the economy.
Suddenly, prices stopped climbing.
The political class doesn’t like when problems get solved. If inflation disappears, so does their excuse to control everything — your energy use, your thermostat, your car, your food choices.
Inflation was never a vibe.
It was a warning.
And Americans are done paying for Washington’s delusions.
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