Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump pretending he's created affordability.

In a truly bizarre political move, Trump was in Georgia, and he decided to declare victory in the affordability crisis. Trump said, quote,

You notice, what word have you not heard over the last two weeks? Affordability, because I've won.

I've won affordability. I had to go out and talk about it. That's a far cry from him just a little while ago, saying

quote, the word affordability is a calm job by the Democrats. I'm curious, what policies he enacted

to have won affordability? He claims he won. So, what did he do? The one big beautiful bill that left the working class out in the cold and raised the cost of health care for millions?

People see the prices. They know things aren't suddenly more affordable. It's not an election where you can just say you won and have some people believe you.

As I'm sure you've heard by now, inflation came in hot in December.

But Trump said he won on groceries, so let's start there.

Since he took office, ground beef is up about 15%.

Orange juice is up about 28%.

Bacon is up 2%.

Coffee went up 33%.

A report from the Senate Joint Economic Committee

says that a typical American family

paid $310 more for groceries in 2025 than they did in 2024.

Electricity has gone up on average 6 to 7 percent, and he's actively working to stop bringing more

power supply online to reduce prices. He had been trying to take credit for inflation trickling down occasionally.

But the reality is, that's from the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates high, something

Trump has fought since he took office. Now that it's going back up, I'm sure he'll say it's

still Biden's fault.

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