Americans want billionaires and big corporations to pay their fair share. Trump would rather give them another tax break and call it leadership.
Voters want a say in what gets built in their backyards. Big Tech doesn’t get to just show up and call it progress.
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Trump started a war that’s driving up costs for American families, and now expects voters to believe he’s doing a great job. Good luck selling that.
Well, telling Americans not to count on their president is…interesting?
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Farmers are getting squeezed by rising fuel costs and Trump’s tariffs.
Now he wants their votes while making it harder for them to plant, harvest, and keep their operations afloat.
Maine businesses are getting squeezed from both sides by Trump’s policies that make it harder to keep their doors open and their costs down.
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Trump can’t lie his way out of the mess he made. Voters are staring at sky-high prices every time they fill up, and they know exactly who to blame.
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Trump’s war is driving up energy prices and making life even more expensive for Nevada families. From the gas pump to the grocery store, families are paying the price for an administration that keeps making affordability worse.
Big Tech’s data center boom is driving up power demand while Pennsylvania families face higher electric bills. Democrats want more solar, more battery storage, and guardrails that make Big Tech pay its fair share.
Gas prices don't exist in a vacuum. They affect the cost of transporting food, running farms, and getting groceries onto shelves.
Trump's war is driving up energy costs, and guess who is paying more at the grocery store? We are.
We’ll take ‘Things Trump promised to make cheaper but didn’t’ for $500, Alex.
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The Trump administration can't even agree on whether the economy is thriving or struggling. So which is it, guys? Because gas and grocery bills are telling a VERY specific story.
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Climate Power retweeted
Good explanation from Chrystia Freeland, a former Canadian deputy prime minister, speaking to @ezraklein on how Trump’s tariffs on Canadian aluminum increase our electricity bills here at home.
12 days until Election Day, and Trump is dangling FEMA aid in front of disaster survivors while tying recovery money to Republican victories. Disaster relief shouldn’t depend on political loyalty.
Families who lost so much deserve help, not to have their recovery held hostage for votes.
Climate Power retweeted
Nationwide disaster relief and preparation has been a key part of homeland defense for all of #US history. #Trump wants to get rid of it — abolish #FEMA — and push all the responsibility to states. Americans pay taxes and have a national government in order to protect all its citizens. #Disasters are increasing thanks to #extremeweather caused by #climate change. Storms and fires and floods don’t know state borders. And in the US we are all connected by family ties, our economy, and our #Constitution. Your tax dollars are supposed to cover disasters wherever they strike. Thats is what you count on. #Americans deserve better. politico.com/news/2026/10/20…
“Vulnerable populations like students and retirees who live on a fixed income don't have a lot of flex in their budgets, and so when they get a surprise bill in the heat of the summer, it can be frightening."
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WI gov. candidate @DavidCCrowley: "When Congressman Tom Tiffany had the ability to lower costs for families just at the gas pump, he voted to actually protect the war in Iran. He did it five times."
Georgia families are paying more for nearly everything and Trump’s war in Iran is driving costs even higher.
Sen. Ossoff has zeroed in on affordability as rising costs continue to hit Georgians where it hurts: their wallets.
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Virginians are feeling the squeeze of rising gas prices, energy bills, and everyday costs, and they deserve to know why it’s getting harder to make ends meet.
Republicans still have no real answers for an affordability crisis that didn’t happen by accident.
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