Staff Reports
It’s about time someone did something real for everyday Americans. President Trump isn’t just talking big – he’s delivering, again. The launch of TrumpRX.gov is a direct slap in the face to the career politicians and Big Pharma lobbyists who have been gouging us for years. While Democrats sit around whining and making excuses, the Trump team actually solves problems.
For decades, prescription drug prices have skyrocketed. Regular families get squeezed between greedy drug companies and clueless bureaucrats. The Left wrings its hands, makes empty promises, and then cashes its checks from the pharmaceutical giants. It’s the same script, every time. Trump, on the other hand, doesn’t care about making friends in DC. He cares about getting things done for Americans who actually work for a living.
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Here comes an innovative move: the Trump administration, with help from true outsiders like Dr. Mehmet Oz and Joe Gebbia, is connecting people straight to the power of direct-to-consumer prescription pricing. No more twisting in the wind, no more hidden costs. It’s all out in the open, where it belongs, and the swamp hates it. Of course, the liberal media will sneer and lecture – they’ve never met a middleman or a backroom deal they didn’t love.
While the Biden crew sleeps at the wheel, rolling over for their globalist pals, Team Trump brings in leaders who actually know how to build and disrupt. They’re working for us, not for the cocktail parties in Washington, DC. The elites don’t want you to get a fair deal on your medicine — it cuts into their profits and their power. That’s exactly why this works.
Finally, a President who understands who the real enemy is: the system that’s designed to keep Americans broke, sick, and dependent. TrumpRX.gov puts control back in the hands of the people. When was the last time a so-called “progressive” ever pulled that off? America is back in business, and the establishment can’t stand it. Are the globalists afraid yet? They should be.
