Analysis finds most campaign promises have not been met, which helps explain the president's growing unpopularity.The New York Times used data to look at eight sectors. Among the findings:- Grocery prices, on balance, have increased. Trump said they’d drop if he was elected.- Gas prices have dropped, but not as steeply as Trump promised on the campaign trail.- The cost of electricity has increased. Trump said he’d cut prices in half during his first year in office.- Manufacturing jobs have declined and wage growth in that sector has slowed. The auto industry has been especially hard hit.But wait, there’s more.The value of the U.S. dollar has dropped, no small consideration for those of us living in a border town. And the U.S. trade deficit surged in November.There’s one economic indicator that is way up, however. The personal wealth of the Trump family. Over the past year it has jumped by $1.4 billion. Here’s the story and, better yet, a video short that lays everything out.A final word on Trump, courtesy of a round table discussion in The Times in which columnist David French made this observation:"The Trump administration breaks the law, and also ruthlessly exploits all the immunities it’s granted by law. The situation is unsustainable for a constitutional republic."It’s little wonder Trump’s standing with the public continues to worsen. The latest polling by the Pew Research Center found 61 percent disapprove of the job he’s doing vs. 37 percent who approve.https://www.investigativepost.org/2026/02/02/the-not-so-hot-trump-economy/
On the bright side the pedogolem rape coverup industry is booming
Billionaire pay-doughs are stealing everything and raping like mad, so things are A-OK, says Trump the totally not pay-dough antichrist jew.
>>1486290Yes, it is indeed going well for the coverup industry. Coincidentally the chosen people make up most of the leadership of that industry; much like finance and the entertainment industry. What a coincidence!
>>1486287>There’s one economic indicator that is way up, however. The personal wealth of the Trump family. Over the past year it has jumped by $1.4 billion.Next president should invoke the emoluments clause and just seize all of trump's money.Problem solved.
>>1486291Rape and pillage, its their tradition
>>1486287You are distracting from the Epstein files.
>>1486334Honestly if we can all collectively agree to hold the Trump family accountable for all of the nation's woes, like during the French and Russian revolutions, then it may truly be the first step towards bringing this country around.
>>1486357The Epstein files are the distractionThey are irrelevant
>>1486413This is actually pretty true.They are definitely interesting from a novelty perspective and are fun to see who he talked with, but there's near zero chance anything significant will come of them besides potentially some social analysis/networking of that social class
>>1486417In a normal society anyone even vaguely associated with pedophiles would become social pariahs and their careers and standing would be decimated. But here in America we protect pedophiles. We do everything we can to give rich pedophiles every grace in the world. Every deniability. America is a pro pedophile country and we will die fighting for the right of rich men to fuck little kids.
