Critique of Trump's Campaign Promises

I believed in Make America Great Again.

And the reason why I believed in those four words so

strongly, because there was only one country

in that phrase, America, and that embodies

all of us, every single one of us. Well, here's the problem,

President Trump lied and MAGA died.

He lied about the most key campaign promises.

The number one, no more foreign wars.

That was one of the biggest one for many of us.

We jumped on board with no more foreign wars because we wanted the focus

of our taxpayer-funded government

focused back on America, our problems, and

solving them. That's, was one of the most appealing.

He lied. He lied 100% and dove

straight into an unprovoked war with

Iran on behalf of Israel. What was

one of the other key campaign promises of MAGA?

Affordability. He was going to lower the cost of living,

lower the cost of housing, most importantly, lower the

cost of gasoline.

That no more foreign wars promise that he

betrayed and started a war with Iran has

directly affected our affordability and has

directly affected the gas, uh, price.

No one should have to pay that much money for any of this bullshit,

and the fact that affordability has gone up and up and up and up, I'm blaming

both parties. I pla- Dem- I blame Democrats and Republicans.

But I can blame Republicans right now because they have the White House, the

House, and the Senate. When you sell something, like if

you're a company and you sell a product to a customer, you own that

transaction and you owe your customer.

Republicans and Donald Trump and his administration owe the

American people for what they sold in 2024, and this

is why I have the right to criticize it as much as I want and I

will. And it doesn't make me a Democrat.

That doesn't change my values. You can't change my voting record in

Congress being 100% conservative.

You can't change-- Nobody can change that, and I didn't change.

But at least I'm willing to be honest enough and to tell

the truth