One year ago, we released our first ad ‘Are You Better Off’. We had no idea where it would take us. We just knew we had to do everything we could to defeat Trump, no matter how big or small. Thank you for all your support.

The most revealing image in American politics right now may be that White House state dinner. Political power, billionaire wealth, Fox News personalities and CCP officials all drinking and dining together and yucking it up while millions of Americans absorb the consequences of decisions made by people in that room. They manufacture division for everyone else. At the top, the club looks remarkably small. They’re all having a ball.

Throughout his second term, Trump and his officials have continuously told Americans to expect less — and to be happy about it. Here’s a list: — Donald Trump said children don’t need 30 dolls and could have two, three, or four instead. — Donald Trump said Americans can “give up certain products” and “give up pencils.” — Donald Trump said children who might otherwise get 37 pencils “only need one or two.” — Donald Trump said daughters don’t need 37 dolls and that “two or three is nice.” — Donald Trump said Americans may have to “take medicine” economically while his tariff policies take effect. — Scott Bessent said “access to cheap goods is not the essence of the American Dream.” — Scott Bessent said America should “consume less, manufacture more.” — Scott Bessent said children getting fewer toys would ultimately have a “better life” and “economic freedom.” — Scott Bessent suggested relatives contribute to children’s Trump Accounts instead of buying them toys for birthdays or holidays. — JD Vance said people should not focus on whether their children get “two dolls or five dolls or 20 dolls.” — Karoline Leavitt defended Trump’s comments by saying Americans could pay a dollar or two more for better-quality American-made dolls. — Howard Lutnick said Trump’s economic policies would be “worth it” even if they caused a recession. — Brooke Rollins suggested people dealing with high egg prices could consider raising chickens in their backyards. — Brooke Rollins said a roughly $3 meal could consist of a piece of chicken, a piece of broccoli, a corn tortilla, and one other thing. — Brooke Rollins, today: If beef is too expensive, “you can eat chicken, pork, salmon, eggs. There are other sources of really good protein.”

Brooke Rollins: If beef is too expensive, you can eat chicken, eggs, other great sources of protein.

Q: What is your response to President Trump banning outlets from the White House grounds, did you challenge him about this? Mamdani: I told the president we would have all the members of the press here on the lawn and that is something that I believe in…