I’m trying to get people interested in coming together on the cost of living. Not left. Not right. Just workers tired of being broke after working. If an argument doesn’t lower rent, groceries, power, childcare, or healthcare, it waits. What bill hits you hardest? This post is for American people.

Good morning. Another day at work, ready to see what kind of trouble we can get into today. Hope everybody has a good one — I’ll be back later.

Well work comes early. Lois got some good one on one time and now it's time set the phone down and worry about tomorrow problems, tomorrow.

Well it's mostly through the day I've been riding around with the co-worker cuz my truck still broke down. Been an easy day but I I hope all y'all are doing well let's see what the rest of it has in store.

I was born in the 80s. I’ve lived through many presidents, and all I’ve seen is the cost of living keep rising while wages never keep up.I’ve watched people become homeless—not because they were lazy, and not because they were on drugs, but because the job they had stopped being enough. Everything got more expensive. When they couldn’t keep up, they started losing things. Then their wife left and took the kids. Now they’re alone, still trying to work and provide for themselves, while rent goes up, insurance goes up, and they’re buried in the debt they already had when they had a family. They can barely catch up.Don’t blame this on one party. Both parties are responsible. Democrats and Republicans both act like they don’t care about the people of America. @elonmusk, @CAgovernor,@ByronDonalds, @davidjollyfl, @BernieSanders, @RonDeSantis. #CostOfLivingCrisis #WagesVsInflation #HousingCrisis #MiddleClassStruggle #BothPartiesFailed #EconomicInequality #AmericanDreamDead #WorkingPoor #RentTooHigh #BipartisanFailure

And ma'am what have you done for America lately?

We should require at least three generations of U.S. citizenship to hold any seat of real government power.Bernie Sanders was born in Brooklyn, but his father immigrated from Poland in 1921. His mother’s parents were also immigrants from Poland and Russia. That makes him first-generation on one side and second-generation on the other. America’s highest offices should not be open to people whose families have been here for one or two generations. And here he is trying to get another one elected in Michigan.

Bernie Sanders here , instead of helping Americans he would rather try to trash our president.

I’m not knocking the man. I’m saying that job is a meat grinder. We already watched Biden stay in that seat after he couldn’t keep up. Everybody saw it. Staff talked around it. Regular people paid for it. Trump’s 80. He’s put in the hours. A guy that age ought to be able to sit down, enjoy his life, and not have the whole country on his back every morning. Pick somebody who can finish the term standing up. This job ain’t for men who should already be retired.

Good morning. The sun came up, the politicians are still dodging, and Lois is already judging me for sleeping in.

Two breakdowns, one dead battery, and a loaner truck that quit on me too. But I jumped the bike, rode it around to get the battery charged, and Lois got her zoomies in. Some days test you. You show up anyway. Good night, y'all.

Well it's a little after midday I haven't had lunch such is a day as a dump truck driver. Watching the politicians put each other down for who knows how many times this makes. Knowing none of them are going to fix our problems. If we don't unite we will never fix the cost of living.

Good morning , I've made it to work , I hope you all are having a great morning. Let's all try to have a peaceful day. There's a lot of negativity out there.

Midterms are right around the corner. Whoever you're voting for, make sure they're actually looking out for working families — not just special interests or their own career. Check their record on jobs, keeping costs down, and protecting Social Security. Don't vote on vibes. Vote on who’s really got your back.

Working people are getting squeezed from every side — rent, groceries, fuel, healthcare — while wages stay flat. The old 'work hard and you'll be fine' promise is broken for too many of us hauling loads or clocking in early. Real solutions start with building more housing to cut rents, reforming zoning that blocks supply, and focusing policy on actual cost drivers instead of just blaming each other.We don't need more division. We need practical fixes that let hardworking families get ahead again. Who's with me on demanding better?

Exactly. These weren't luxuries — they were the baseline for a single-income household a generation ago. We've let zoning, monopolies, and policy failures turn ordinary life into an exclusive club. Working people aren't failing; the system is. @trackingcosts

How we actually fix the cost of living. Most politicians talk about it but never fix it. Here's what would actually work First, build more houses. Zoning laws are choking supply. We need to build 300,000 new homes a year minimum. Second, cut energy bills. Invest in nuclear and renewables properly, not just subsidies that mask the problem. Third, reform welfare so work actually pays. Right now, people lose benefits the moment they earn more — that's insane. Last, stop printing money like it's going out of style. Inflation is a tax on the poor. What else would you add?

America is in it's worst year for spreading hate. Politicians have always been spreading topics that create hate and divide the people. The divided people can never stand together and make change. America is barely affordable for the backbone of this country. Let's ignore the hate and fight for what we can change to make this place affordaboe again.

"Rents are up over 20% since 2022, groceries jumped another 2.3% last year, and family health insurance premiums hit nearly $27,000 — up 6% in 2025 alone. Wages aren't keeping up. Working people are getting squeezed. Time to make America affordable again. Who's ready to focus on this?" #CostOfLivingCrisis #MakeAmericaAffordable #WorkingClass #InflationHurts #EconomicJustice #WageStagnation #AffordableHousing