Name: Trump Voter Rips Him Over Soaring Gas Prices, MAGA Says High Prices Are a “Sacrifice”: A Closer Look
Uploaded: 2026-03-21T21:32:02.000Z
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As oil and gas prices continue to soar amid the war in Iran, Donald Trump and MAGA are now insisting that paying higher prices is your patriotic duty.

For more on this, it's time for a closer look.

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You may not remember this little forgotten piece of history, but Donald Trump campaigned on lowering prices.

I know you're thinking to yourself, what?

I thought he campaigned on starting a war with Iran, building a ballroom, putting his name on the Kennedy center, and

making the Oval Office looked like the inside of a fancy chocolate wrapper.

If you dig deep into the history books, you can find one, maybe two examples of Trump promising to bring down prices.

And since he rarely mentioned it, I'm sure this montage will be short.

Starting on day one, bring down the prices of all goods.

Everything from electricity rates to groceries, airfares, and housing costs.

We're going to get your energy prices down.

A vote for Trump means your groceries will be cheaper.

For a first, sausage, for a piece of lettuce, for an apple, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, bacon.

But it's all up too much, and we're going to get it down.

I couldn't believe when I looked at those numbers this morning.

I was studying numbers and I looked at the car insurance numbers.

Inflation is so bad, even our montages are up 20%.

Also, maybe some people believe you've been in a grocery store due to your impressive ability to list all three items on a blt, but

nobody believes you were studying car insurance numbers.

Were you online trying to get the best rate for you and Melania?

Mel, do you have any outstanding tickets?

I can't hear you when the door is closed.

Well, if you won't answer me, I'll just ask the general.

So Trump literally said he would bring down the price of everything from groceries to housing to cars to insurance to gas to electricity to Tic Tacs.

You can tell this guy's never actually bought anything for himself.

Imagine if you took him to a Cold Stone Creamer.

Used to be able to love ice cream in America but now, thanks to inflation, you can only like it.

And it comes in the little cup with the plastic hat.

And we don't like the plastic hat, do we?

Sometimes it's hard to get it off because your hand died three months ago and you can't get it off with your dead hand.

So you stare into the, you stare into the plastic hat and you're sad because you gotta have it.

You were just explaining that concept the other day.

This looks small, but in person it's very big.

Put that on your hinge profile if you want to get banned immediately.

The point is Trump said he'd lower the the prices of everything.

So let's check in on the price of everything and see how much cheaper everything is now.

But I don't want the anti Trump bias of the woke lamestream libtards in the media.

We are waiting on the producer price index out any second here.

These numbers are much hotter than expected guys.

A second 710 of a percent jump street was looking for a gain of 310 of a percent year over year.

That's the reading that we got the month prior.

We're going to see the markets off today.

This is going to be negative for the markets and we're going to see, we're going to probably see the markets ticking down even further, you know, next couple of days.

Next time Trump holds up a container at Tic Tacs, we're going to have to zoom in to see it now it's just tick they had to get rid of the tack.

Oil prices won't just be bad at the pump, lots of other stuff will be affected too.

Gasoline prices is what we talk about because it's the most salient price across the economy.

But fertilizer, diesel, all the things that go into our food that you know, help comprise airfare prices.

Like we're talking about an economic wide shock.

The contagion is pretty Enormous, because it also has an impact on all of those refined products like jet fuel, like plastics, as well as fertilizer.

It's just stuff like fertilizer, plastic and diesel.

It's not like we have that many products in our economy that are grown in fertilizer, delivered via trucks or planes, that use diesel or jet fuel and are stored in plastics.

In fact, I can't think of anything that fits that description.