If I were a Trump supporter, I would be asked to believe that gas is $2 a gallon, groceries cost less today than when Trump took over, inflation is way down, and Trump will lay out his healthcare plan “in about two weeks.” That, of course, is not the lived reality for most Americans.
He wanted you to believe that the ICE agent who killed Renee Good suffered such severe injuries that he ended up in the hospital. Your eyes undoubtedly told you otherwise.
But the biggest fraud Trump has pulled on his voters is the myth that he cares about them. Instead of trying to make their lives better as he promised, he is obsessed with naming things after himself, including the Kennedy Center, the Institute of Peace, and, most recentl,y his threats to withhold money for a tunnel unless Dulles Airport in D.C. and Penn Station in NYC are renamed for him. Then there is the Trump class of naval vessels, the Trump savings card given to newborns, and Trump Rx, the discount prescription plan promised early in his term but only now being gingerly introduced. While you pay a higher cost of living, he begs for a Nobel Peace Prize. He sues the very government he runs, potentially hoovering up billions of taxpayer dollars.
Did you really vote for this? Are you suffering buyer’s remorse yet? And of course, Epstein.