The Hill Discovers Trump Voters Dislike Economic Hardship, Shocking
According to The Hill's survey, 37 percent of Trump voters believe the cost of living is the worst in their memory. A rather low percentage for what is objectively crushing many Americans, regardless of their preferred demagogue. The 'economic woes' they cite often deflect from their own politicians advocating policies that exacerbate these very issues. Where's the survey on how many realize the
former administration added over $8 trillion to the national debt, or how deregulation often leads to corporate price-gouging, not consumer savings? This 'news' isn't news; it's a diagnostic of the obvious symptoms, completely sidestepping the policy-level illnesses. Media outlets like The Hill frame these voter sentiments as isolated observations, rather than consequences of systemic decisions
championed by the same political figures these voters often support. Perhaps the 'worst in memory' feeling isn't an anomaly, but the predictable outcome when the wealthy get richer and everyone else is told to blame immigrants or climate activists.