While Trump Downplays High Prices, Vance Admits Groceries Cost Too Much, Highlighting White House Split over Cost of Living

While Trump downplays high prices, Vance admits groceries cost too much, highlighting White House split over cost of living

The Trump-Vance administration found itself with different economic narratives this week. While President Donald Trump dismissed cost of living concerns, Vice President J.D. Vance acknowledged what millions of Americans have been complaining about for months: groceries had become genuinely expensive. During a chat with Glenn Beck, Trump complained about the concept of affordability and called it a new word “devised by the Democrats.” Even previo…

JD Vance Makes Quiet Admission In Reported Fundraising Text

“I’m not going to make you feel guilty over a number. But if you want to back it up, I’d be honored to earn it,” the vice president reportedly wrote while asking for donations.

GOP sends text admitting high prices: ‘Groceries cost what they cost’

Republican National Committee message appealing for donations ahead of the midterms appears to acknowledge an issue keenly felt by voters but which the Trump administration has routinely downplayed

JD Vance tells supporters to skip donating: 'Groceries cost what they cost'

An RNC fundraising text sent in the vice president's name tells cash-strapped supporters: "Groceries cost what they cost.”

'There's no way!' JD Vance dumbfounds with 'hilarious' text that jabs Trump

A fundraising text went out from the Republican National Committee, allegedly written by Vice President JD Vance — but political observers were stunned at the tone-deaf nature of the pitch.“If you can’t give right now, don’t. Groceries cost what they cost,” said the text, reported by The Washington ...