Corruption may be rampant, and costs may be out of control, but at least Trump is bringing back manufacturing jobs?

Trump cancels signing of bipartisan bill to make housing more affordable, continues to spend your tax dollars adding a ballroom to his own house.

Trump is asking for $80 billion for a war Congress didn’t authorize, and the American people didn’t want, at the same time he says we don’t have money to help feed hungry American kids.

Trump and Blanche simply couldn’t find the time to officially confirm they aren’t operating a $2 billion slush fund for January 6 attackers, they were too busy abusing DOJ to increase your utility bills.

President Trump has proposed eliminating the entire LIHEAP program that helps with summer heating costs so he can use our tax dollars for more important priorities.

People in the real world are still falling behind despite Trump’s celebrations, but at least the messaging on the algae-infested reflecting pool is coming together.

Inflation is now back to the highest levels in years. What has the White House been focused on all this time if not bringing down costs? Oh, right.

Things Trump definitely promised: no new wars Things Trump definitely didn’t promise: that he won’t bring his corrupt slush fund back as soon as Congress passes ICE funding.

If you’ve got $1 million in your 401(k) to pull out, Trump can probably help you with any cost of living issues you may be facing.

Having solved affordability yet again, the President produced an unusual chart about how many buildings fit in a pool.

Who says nothing good lasts forever? Trump’s personal UFC ring on the White House lawn and the war with Iran could both be permanent!

With family budgets being crushed by high gas prices, you’d think Trump would be doing everything he can to end the crisis he created. But for some reason he doesn’t care if it just drags on forever.

Satisfied that massive credit card debt and delinquencies won’t be a problem for giant Wall Street bankers, Trump is off to meet with the Speaker about his insurrectionist slush fund.

The price of food and everything else is skyrocketing, so Trump is helping by putting his face on a new bill that will hopefully cover a bag of groceries at the end of his term.

Trump is taking food out of the mouths of babes so his buddy’s pool company can inflate its profit margins at taxpayer expense.

Rising prices are making people rethink retirement. Trump’s working on it by covering up what his billionaire donor and DOGE did to Social Security.

Most of us may have been pinching pennies this weekend, but when you have access to everybody’s tax dollars you can always afford to splurge.

Fox News poll finds 51% of Americans say their finances are worse off than two years ago. Put Trump down as a “strongly disagree.”

Memorial Day Weekend with record beef prices and skyrocketing gas prices, and the GOP Congress is just going home because the Trump corruption is overwhelming even for them.

Trump may be in a bigger hurry to give billions to January 6th attackers and himself than he is to bring gas prices down, but those who were attacked say not so fast.

Morning tipsheet reviews for the Trump Affordability Tour coming in strong. From Playbook to Punchbowl, people are raving.

The Trump Affordability Tour is in full swing!

Pictured left: What Trump has been thinking about Pictured right: What Trump hasn’t been thinking about

Everything Trump does leads to either higher costs for us, more money for him and his friends, or both.

Costs may be going up, but under a new Trump initiative, anybody in charge of both the IRS and Justice Department can file a $10 billion lawsuit and negotiate a taxpayer-funded settlement with themselves. A little pocket money for that pain at the pump!

Yes, everybody noticed.

Gas, electricity, food, gold-plated ballrooms — the price of all the essentials are going up. The GOP budget in Congress includes funding for exactly one of those.

The true measure of any society is how blue the paint is at the bottom of its reflecting pools.

That feeling when you see the perfect present for your loved one, but then see the price tag.

Republicans in Congress, on record: Voting for Trump’s billion dollar ballroom while families can’t pay their bills is a great idea. Republicans, anonymously:

Trump has made enough money off the presidency this term to pay for everybody’s price-inflated groceries this week. But he won’t, unfortunately there’s a certain ballroom that requires his attention.

Trump announces he has erected a 22‑foot tall golden statue of himself at his golf course as gas prices surge to historic highs.

The Trump Administration and big bankers agree: working people going into credit card debt because the cost of everything is getting higher is great news.

People are hurting, Republicans in Congress know it. They’ll be thinking of you while they dance the night away in Trump’s new gold-plated ballroom — funded by $1 billion of your tax dollars.

Lucky for Trump that he has stopped caring about backlash against his corruption while people can’t pay their bills, because there seems to be some backlash.

Guess who’s not feeling bleak about his personal finances. No really, just guess.

The American people are entirely focused on one thing. Trump and Republicans are entirely focused on another.

Why stop at the tax cuts being wiped out? Trump met with his Big Oil donors and they all decided that sky-high gas prices can go on forever.

We’ve got good news and bad news on your summer travel plans, which do you want to hear first?

Energy costs are skyrocketing, the highest level of concern for people in decades. But Trump is using tax dollars to pay companies *not* to produce energy that could lower costs—a promise he made to his Big Oil donors.

55% of Americans say their financial situation is getting worse — the highest number in the past 25 years. Trump and Republicans in Congress know people need something to inspire them: a new gold-plated Ballroom they will never set foot in.

Farm bankruptcies spiked 46% last year and are buckling even more as fertilizer and fuel prices spike. Trump and Republicans are unified in urgency around… the gold-plated ballroom.

Everybody buck up! We may not have money to make life more affordable, but there will always be tax dollars for Trump’s vanity renovations.

Housing is now the most unaffordable it’s ever been, and Trump just can’t shut up about it.

Trump’s “excursions” abroad are making the cost-of-living crisis worse for everybody. Except the Trump family — they’re cashing in.

Food prices are about to jump even higher, but Trump and his billionaire friends won’t let that ruin their dinner party tomorrow night.

Trump joined CNBC this morning to address his gas price increases that are breaking budgets, on top of groceries, utility bills, and healthcare. His laser focus will never be broken.

Most Americans got little if anything from the IRS this year, and it has already been eaten up by gas prices. But Trump is now negotiating with his own IRS on how many billions it will give him for his own grievances.

A judge’s ruling halting construction on President Trump’s ballroom set off a string of angry social-media posts that overshadowed White House efforts to refocus on accomplishments like his tax law.

Gas prices at record highs, and Trump wants an…arch.