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Trump’s Naval armanda and military at sea is blocking Venezuela’s oil tanker ships from exporting oil…So, what happened about the “war on drugs” that Trump rallied about? Has the American economy become too difficult for the President to manage? Trump recetly picking the teeth of Medicaid, and withheld ‘Food Stamp’/SNAP benefits? Tariff hikes forced consumer costs on all goods, groceries, merchandise, rents, and basically the entire cost of living skyrocketed. Even though taxes on American manufacturing offshore increased, only driving America’s economy downhill, onlyfor Trujp to muster. enourmous tax benefits for the wealthy and, with a somber expression, digging for pennies from the pockets of average hard-working low to middle class income Americans who, in part, elected him to a second term in the White House, Feeling badly for the harsh political assaults throughout his second-term campaign against former President, Joe Biden and his democratic cccolleagues with some persuasive rhetoric that nearly too President Trumps life. Well, America’s desperation for an “all-American” national business agent–and good at that– did not receive what most people would say they bargained for. Who else could get America’s economy on top? Have not Americans discounted who pays the fiddler? Not Donald!

The Highway (farmers) need re-surfacing (1985-2-025)

President Ronald Reagan’s radio address from the White House on December 7, 1985, regarding agricultural farming issues and aid, just as President Trump $12 Billion Dollar farm aid Package (2025), mimicks Reagans plea to Congress. Since 1985, have their truly been a worthy reduction in the cost of farm crops? During President Reagan’s address, reassured Americans that his farm aid package would help farmers avoid the downfall of losing their farms (homes) to produce greater crops. Reagan, in his dialogure never concedes that the cost of produce would reduce or be of fair market value. Trump in 2025 reassures Americans that the economic issues of inflation would be reduced by the previous government’s labor cutbacks and tariffs on offshore countries. Americans recently witnessed the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The rising cost of living (rent, groceries) and high unemployment. The good news is that Trump’s billionaire buddies receive major tax deductions not only on earnings but also on other deductible items. The House shutdown merely wanted to “shove down the throats” the President’s “Big Beautiful Bill” and rip apart the “Affordable Health Care Act” (aka Obama Care), discounting benefits for millions of Americans in need.

President Reagan further states in his 1985 radio address: “Well, since government had much to do with causing these problems, government must do its part to help our farm communities get back on their feet.” Someone else blamed the government and Joe Biden’s administration for the same thing (Donald Trump). So forty years later, Americans now can “PAY TWICE MORE!”

Solving the Problem (1985)

Reagan’s address concludes: “Congress is also putting together a comprehensive farm bill to guide our agricultural policy for years to come.”…Well, what happened?… “As they work, the House and Senate must understand that more Federal dollars alone are not the answer…” And President Trup thinks so. Farmers today are not just farmers of ‘ole,‘ they are shrewd– many college-business orientated, operating sophisticated computer-generated farm equipment and complex irrigation systems in a twenty-first-century agricultural industry. President Reagan continues: “Indeed, during our administration, farm price and income supports have more than quadrupled. What’s needed is policy reform, including a long-term plan to get the government out of farming and establish a more market-oriented farm policy. I call upon the Congress to send me a bill I can sign, one that provides America’s farmers with hope.“

It has been over forty years since President Reagan’s address. Since the rapid growth of inflation and increase in wages as a result of high costs in medical, food, rent, lumber, and construction expenses. President Trump’s dilemmas of “HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF,” and perhaps another economic downfall thereafter his second term. Since 1985, have Anerica seen such a HOUSE so divided and disrupted? Have the prevailing words of “Reaganomics” haunted a twenty-first century White-House administration and House of Congress? How much more do Americans pay for unfulfilled promises, a red ballcap, and a slogan: ” Make America Great Again!”

Referemce

Reagan, R. (7 Dec.,1985), Radio Address to the Nation on the Farm Industry. Published by the White House, 12:06pm.Permalini:House.https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/archives/speech/radio-address-nation-farm-industry#:~:text=the%20Farm%20Industry-,Radio%20Address%20to%20the%20Nation%20on%20the%20Farm%20Industry,-December%207%2C%201985