Donald Trump is destroying my future

We need an immediate course correction

I want you to really sit with this for a second. Donald Trump is about to slap a 104% tariff on nearly everything we import from China.

Let me say that again: one hundred and four percent. That’s not a typo.

And do you know what that actually means for you and me?

It means higher prices on clothing, electronics, furniture, phones, computers, even medical supplies.

Taking just a singular example, some estimates pin the cost of an entirely made in America iPhone at around $30,000. No thanks!

These tariffs mean your kids’ back-to-school shopping just got brutal, your holiday gifts are now luxury items, and your grocery bill is creeping up again.

But it’s more than just sticker shock.

This is a tax on the American people, plain and simple. And it hits working families the hardest. Not Elon Musk. Not Trump’s Mar-a-Lago buddies. You. Us.

You know who else is taking a hit?

U.S. businesses. Retailers. Tech companies. Truckers. Dock workers. Warehouse employees. Entire supply chains thrown into chaos overnight. Jobs put on pause. Hours cut. Production delayed.

Why?

Because Trump can’t stop playing games with the global economy like it’s a slot machine at one of his bankrupt casino or dozens of failed businesses.

And just like last time — when he launched the first wave of these tariffs back in 2018 — it’s you who ends up paying the price.

Not China. You.

And don’t let corporate media spin this for you.

They’re too busy pretending this is a “trade negotiation” or “strategic pressure.” No — this is economic sabotage. And it’s being done on purpose, as part of his broader campaign of revenge and retribution.

We’re watching a political movement that would rather burn down the economy than give up power. And they’re not even hiding it anymore.

But here’s the thing. We see through it.

You see through it.

You’ve already lived through Trump’s so-called “deals” — where Wall Street wins and Main Street pays the price.

So what do we do?

We organize. We speak out. We hold the line.

Because this isn’t just about prices at the store — it’s about the kind of country we want to be.

Do we want to be a country run by grifters and strongmen who torch the economy to settle personal vendettas?

Or do we want to build a future that actually works for all of us?

And we’re not buying it.

Hands off our wallets.

Hands off our jobs.

Hands off our democracy.