An MS NOW reporter asked Ohio voters about Trump’s promised manufacturing boom. One of them: “I voted for him three times.” “Are you questioning your support for the president right now?” “Oh, yeah.”

🚨 Maine’s House Speaker Ryan Fecteau SLAMS the Trump-GOP health care agenda: “They want people to think that these programs do not work… so they can come back later and take them away entirely. That’s the goal.” Maine premiums rose an average of 77% this year.

It’s official: Trump’s tariffs are why your everyday goods cost more. 🧾 A new report from the NY Federal Reserve found that inflation on 67 kinds of everyday goods was entirely due to Trump’s tariffs. Without them, those prices would have gone down. Trump’s tariffs. Your bill.

"Rep. Mike Lawler promised not to cut Medicaid and Medicare. But he ended up doing it anyway." An SEIU nursing home worker whose mother is on Medicare and whose family relies on Medicaid. "It's not okay, and we are sick of it." Watch 👇

Trump promised to cut your utility bill in half. He's done the exact opposite. Your energy bills will be even HIGHER because of Trump and Republicans' costly agenda.

⛽ "I honestly feel like we might be at five something a gallon soon." A Connecticut driver, at a pump charging $4.69. 📈 A year ago the national average was $3.16. It's $4.41 now.

A reporter can't finish a conversation in Maine without cost of living coming up. Heating oil up 74% — Trump's war. ACA premiums up 77% — the bill he signed. 31,000 could lose Medicaid in January — the paperwork he signed. "You're getting it on all ends."

Trump and Republicans ripped away health care to pay for tax breaks for billionaires. Now 31,000 Mainers could lose Medicaid in January — not because they stopped qualifying, but because Republicans buried them in paperwork on purpose.

FOX NEWS: Diesel prices affect every single American with the grocery store. Republicans failed to meet Americans where they are at the kitchen table where they're trying to figure out their family budget. The pain at the pump is real, the pain in the pantry is real.

A Republican senator says investigating Trump administration corruption is "fair game." Sen. Thom Tillis on the Trump family crypto coin: "worth looking at." On the Putin-linked oligarch who paid for Don Jr.'s wedding: "My God."

Nearly 1,400 workers were laid off Wednesday at the old Navistar truck plant in Springfield, Ohio. That's enough to erase an entire year of job growth in the Dayton area. Trump holds a rally three days later, a few miles down the road.

"What he initially told the voters is B.S. — these prices weren't supposed to be so high." An Alaska Trump voter. In Hooper Bay, gas is $8.44 a gallon. Heating fuel, $9.24. In Kokhanok it's headed to $15. They buy a year's fuel at once. They're locked in.

With grocery and gas prices soaring, 60% of Americans want Pres. Trump to make inflation and the cost of living a top priority but only 19% feel he is actually focused on it. 🚨24% also report concerns that Trump is corrupt and focused on enriching himself, his family, & donors.

"Like he's just lying." "What he promised isn't happening." Since January: gas up 83% in Oklahoma. Diesel at record highs in three states. Mortgages at 7.28%, the highest in nearly three years. 20 months. Every lever of government. And the people who believed Trump are the ones paying the price.

Alabama voter: Trump said prices were going to go down, he said we weren't going to get into any more wars, and he said he was going to make everyone come together again — I don't see any of that. I think he's lied to a great majority of the people in this state.

Diesel at a record high. Trucking companies going bankrupt. Farmers borrowing money to cover fuel. Rural hospitals closing. That's the country right now. Trump's contribution this week: more incoherent speeches.

New analysis: Trump's energy policy changes are projected to cost the average US household $6,500 more for energy through 2040. Households in states that backed him in 2024 are projected to pay the most — about $7,000.

🚨 BREAKING: 29,000 jobs in September. Unemployment up to 4.2%. July revised to a net loss. Prices are rising faster than paychecks. Trump promised to lower costs on day one. Republicans control all of Washington. This is their economy.