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Now that he is president, Trump claims that he has nothing to do with inflation

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettFebruary 19, 2025No Comments
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Donald Trump made a lot of crazy promises during the 2024 presidential campaign that people who were paying attention to the knew would never realize.

During a press conference in August 2024 surrounded by food, Trump said: “The prices of the grocery have skyrocketed. When I win, I immediately give prices, from the first day. We will pierce, baby, forest. This will lower everything. »»

The promise was still in the Charabia because oil extracted in the United States belongs to the oil companies and is sold on the world market. Take into account that oil companies are encouraged to unravel less to maintain high prices and profits, and it was clear that oil had nothing to do with the price of the grocery store.

However, Trump promised to reduce prices on the first day.

Quick advance until February when during an interview with Sean Hannity, Trump completely changed his air over Inflation and price.

Hannity stressed that inflation is back, and Trump said, “I’m only for two and a half weeks here. It was January. You were there for a week. No, think about it. Inflation is the back. And they said, Oh, Trump swollen. I had nothing to do with that. These people led the country. They spent money as if no one was spent.

Just so that everyone was clear when Biden was president, inflation was a presidential problem that the presidency could solve. Now that Trump is back in office, the president has nothing to do with inflation.

Trump’s response gave the game. He knows that inflation is a political problem that will torment him, that’s why Trump tries to run away.

Democrats and the American people must hammer Trump daily on inflation and prices.

Many people voted for Trump because they thought he would reduce costs.

He has no intention of doing so. Democrats must charge the Republicans.

What do you think of the change of Trump on inflation? Share your reflections in the comments below.

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