In the 2024 election, President-elect Donald Trump ran a campaign that focused heavily on food prices, promising to swiftly lower expenses for American households if he were granted another four years in office.
However, in an interview with Time, when he was awarded the magazine’s “Person of the Year,” Trump now claims that doing it would be a “very hard” assignment.
If Trump didn’t fulfill his pledge to lower the cost of food for Americans, would his administration be seen as a “failure”?
“I don’t believe so. In reference to the Biden-Harris administration, “Look, they got them up.” “I want to take them out. Once something is up, it’s difficult to take it down. It’s very difficult,” Trump said.
The president-elect went on to say that he thought increasing energy output and resolving supply chain problems will lead to reduced pricing. However, I believe they will.
That enthusiasm is going to drag them down, in my opinion. A stronger supply chain, in my opinion, will defeat them. The supply chain is still broken, you know. Trump said, “It’s broken.
