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What happens when a reporter asks the most economically illiterate question imaginable inside an American auto plant? The stunned silence that followed reveals everything you need to know about the disconnect between corporate media and economic reality. How does making American vehicles more affordable help American auto workers? That question was actually asked with a straight face while surrounded by the very workers who benefit from lower prices and higher wages.
The data pouring in tells a story the press desperately wants to suppress. Manufacturing wages have surged $1,300 over the past year. Mortgage rates have plummeted more than a full percentage point, putting $3,000 annually back in homeowners’ pockets. Home sales have hit their fastest pace in three years. Retail sales are solid across the board. Yet somehow, a credentialed journalist couldn’t grasp how affordability benefits workers. This isn’t journalism anymore, it’s ideology crashing headfirst into undeniable economic reality.
But why are establishment reporters struggling so hard with basic economics right now? For years they insisted inflation was transitory, told Americans high prices were the new normal, demanded we accept less. Now President Trump’s economic formula of powerful tariffs, fair trade deals, massive middle class tax cuts, energy dominance and aggressive deregulation is proving them spectacularly wrong. Core inflation has dropped to 2.4% annualized, substantially below the 3.3% inherited from the previous administration.
The energy sector tells an even more dramatic story. Gas prices have fallen to five-year lows thanks to the drill baby drill agenda. Forty-three states now see regular gas below three dollars per gallon. Thirty states are below $2.75. Seventeen states hit $2.50 or lower. Some stations in nineteen states are selling gas under two dollars. Drivers will spend eleven billion dollars less at the pump this year than last year, resulting in hundreds of dollars in critical savings for average families.
Housing affordability is experiencing its own revolution. Fannie and Freddie have been directed to purchase $200 billion worth of mortgage bonds, driving rates to multi-year lows. Monthly housing payments have dropped to their lowest level in two years, with further decreases expected. The administration understands that homeownership represents more than physical assets, it embodies the American Dream itself.
What’s really happening here goes far beyond individual economic indicators. We’re witnessing the systematic restoration of American prosperity while corporate media struggles to process information that contradicts their predetermined narratives. The reporter’s bewildering question about affordability helping workers exposed the fundamental ignorance driving mainstream economic coverage. When journalists can’t understand why lower prices benefit the people who buy things, how can Americans trust their analysis of complex policy issues?
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