Staff Reports
The so-called Biden years were a disaster for the dollar. Grocery bills soared, gas prices exploded, and everyday Americans took the hit—while elites shrugged and called it “transitory.” But now, with President Trump setting the tone in Washington, something remarkable is happening: companies across the country are suddenly predicting relief for our wallets. That’s right—prices are leveling out. Inflation is cooling. In other words, the Trump Effect is back in action.
It isn’t a coincidence. Businesses don’t make these predictions at random. They follow the signals they see from leaders with real backbone. When the White House is run by someone who actually understands business and puts America first, confidence rises and markets calm down. The facts speak for themselves—these new surveys reveal that companies expect to keep prices in check for the first time since left-wing policies sent inflation through the roof in 2022.
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Liberals want people to believe inflation is some mysterious force that can’t be tamed. They love to blame “global trends” or point fingers at business owners. But the truth is simple: when you flood the country with reckless spending and push anti-American regulations, prices spike, and families pay the price. Under conservative leadership, that nonsense stops. It takes someone with a spine to stand up to globalist interests and put American wallets before climate schemes and bureaucratic nonsense.
Let’s not forget how badly the Biden crowd bungled things. They were asleep at the wheel as costs spiraled. Meanwhile, everyday Americans had to stretch their budgets thinner and thinner. The media tried to cover for them, spinning stories about “strong recoveries” while Main Street suffered. But now, thanks to the Trump-led shift in attitude, it looks like some sanity is returning to the economy.
Here’s the bottom line: when America is strong, pocketbooks are safe. The Trump Effect is real, no matter how much liberals try to deny it. Maybe now the left will finally admit it’s their broken ideas—not “greedy” businesses or “bad luck”—that drive prices up. Or do they just enjoy watching Americans struggle?
