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The “American Dream” now costs more than most Americans can afford.
If there’s one thing that unites Americans right now, it’s not patriotism, party loyalty, or even football—it’s anxiety over the cost of just staying alive. A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows what most of us already feel in our wallets: everything from housing to healthcare has gone off the rails.

According to the poll, 40% of voters said their top issue in next year’s midterms will be the cost of living. Only 28% named “protecting democracy,” which tells you just how desperate people are to make ends meet. Independents—the elusive swing voters—are even more focused: 44% say affordability tops their list. For once, the partisans agree on something. Whether you’re red, blue, or ready to move to Mars, life’s gotten brutally expensive.

Inflation’s Lingering Hangover
Ten months into Donald Trump’s second term, the inflation that started years ago hasn’t gone anywhere. The official numbers might look tame, but ask any grocery shopper, renter, or homeowner trying to refinance—and they’ll tell you inflation is alive and kicking. The federal debt has blown past $35 trillion, with Washington continuing to print money like the presses are powered by denial. When debt soars and the dollar weakens, prices follow. And right now, the price of stability feels out of reach.

Energy bills keep climbing, food costs have doubled in a decade, and rents have risen faster than wages. The so-called “soft landing” feels more like a slow-motion crash.

Healthcare: The Ticking Time Bomb
Healthcare tops the list of cost worries. Roughly 31% of Americans say it’s their number one concern, beating out housing and food. That’s no surprise, considering that insurance premiums for employer-based coverage rose 6% this year—and are expected to jump even higher next year.

Congress is in yet another stalemate, this time over healthcare tax credits tied to the Affordable Care Act. If those credits expire, the KFF health policy group estimates that premiums could double for millions of Americans who rely on insurance exchanges. For a nation already drowning in debt, the idea that staying healthy might become a luxury item should set off alarms—but Washington just keeps arguing.

Political Theater vs. Real Solutions
Democrats are betting that hammering the “affordability” theme can save them in the upcoming elections. Their candidates are promising higher minimum wages, capped rents, and cheaper healthcare. Meanwhile, Republicans are leaning on their perceived strength: the economy. The poll shows that 36% of voters trust Republicans more on economic issues, compared to 29% who prefer Democrats’ approach.

Voters clearly don’t trust either side enough to deliver relief. After years of trillion-dollar budgets and empty slogans, can you blame them?

The Debt Elephant in the Room
Behind all the campaign promises lurks the ugly truth: America’s debt addiction. Every “solution” seems to involve borrowing more money, pumping more dollars into circulation, and pretending that deficits don’t matter. The result? Inflation erodes savings, wages stagnate, and every paycheck buys a little less.

It’s not just an economic problem—it’s a political powder keg. When 40% of voters are worried about cost-of-living more than democracy itself, you’re not just looking at a financial crisis. You’re looking at a confidence crisis.

The Bottom Line
America’s middle class is shrinking under the weight of runaway prices and runaway debt. Politicians can spin the numbers, but the public feels the truth every time they open their utility bill or swipe their debit card at the grocery store. Both parties know cost-of-living anxiety could decide the next election—but neither seems willing to confront the debt-driven inflation that’s fueling it.

Americans aren’t just squeezed—they are suffocating.
And there is no good reason for it.
I have written before about the trillions of dollars in CIA drug money and other illicit funds being hidden from the public. That includes gold bullion, so we are not just talking about phantom digits in banks.

Here’s the alarming fact: Interest is the fastest-growing category of federal spending, says Yahoo Finance. And the U.S. spends an estimated $1.21 trillion annually in interest payments (on our $38-trillion national debt). No, the government criminals can’t place all the secret CIA into circulation without causing inflation. But they can pull out enough to cover interest payments on the borrowed money.

Bottom line: There is no reason for a government shutdown and no reason for social benefits cuts—not when CIA money and gold bullion is being hidden from us.
It’s time for us to do something about it
Step 1:
Contact your senator and congressmen by phone, letter, and email with evidence these funds exist. Use the free link below to download my book and documents that prove trillions of dollars are being hidden from the public:

https://transfer.it/t/9uSVJfknXTTC

You can locate the names and addresses of your senators here:
The official United States Senate page “Contacting U.S. Senators” includes a list of senators with links to their websites and a downloadable PDF of suite & telephone numbers. U.S. Senate+1

You can locate the names and addresses of all members of the United States House of Representatives here:
The “Directory of Representatives” on House.gov — lists each member, their district, office room, phone number, etc. House of Representatives

The “Find Your Representative” tool on House.gov — lets you look up your member by ZIP and get their website/contact page. House of Representatives

You can contact top government officials in the Trump Administration here:
Call or write President Trump at: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/get-involved/write-or-call/

Contact the White House at: https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/

Contact Melania Trump at: https://www.melaniatrump.com/pages/contact

Contact FBI Director Kash Patel at: https://x.com/fbidirectorkash

Contact Attorney General Pam Bondi at: https://www.justice.gov/ag

Include the above DOWNLOAD link and the link to THIS POST when contacting these officials.
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Go on X and ask Elon Musk why his DOGE is fiddling around with a few billions in savings when trillions are being hidden from the American people.