They’re blaming Trump because they can’t afford food
December 13, 2025
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6:49Now PlayingThey’re blaming Trump because they can’t afford food
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as posted by the channel-- Polling shows nearly half of Americans struggling to afford groceries and a majority blaming Donald Trump for worsening prices tied to his tariffs and pro-billionaire policies
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Original show date: December 12, 2025
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16 claims extractedAmericans blame Trump for food affordability crisis
Trump failed to deliver on grocery price promises
Americans skipping medical care due to costs
Majority of Americans in financial crisis
Trump policies enrich billionaires over ordinary people
Trump enriches himself and donors at America's expense
Republican elites control media and bankroll Trump
Majority of Trump voters doubt tariff effectiveness
Trump uses distraction tactics to avoid accountability
Trump is tool for billionaire agenda, may be replaced
Republican policy increases inequality and wealth gap
Trump tells Americans to reduce consumption
Trump policies benefit others, not ordinary Americans
Republican governors blamed Obama for Medicaid rejection
Majority blame Trump for grocery price increases
Trump suppresses critical media reporting
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