The Administration Built On Feral Cunning

Brooke Rollins on skyrocketing beef prices: "$6.50 for a pound of ground beef isn't that bad" pic.twitter.com/nqLyh2WOVp

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 17, 2026

The bumper stickers write themselves.

Charlamagne tha God slams JD Vance for begging for "another chance":

"What happened with the chance you already had? If you were doing the things you promised, you wouldn't even have to ask." pic.twitter.com/becjK4z41u

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 17, 2026

Fox: Grocery prices are a major problem for 62% of registered voters, and gas prices are a major problem for 61%. That is up 13% from 2024. pic.twitter.com/GkAEXawo5r

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 17, 2026

Will Cain: Groceries, gas, housing, and healthcare are major problems according to Americans. Democrats are leading Republicans on the Congressional ballot 51 to 44. pic.twitter.com/RD8hpSVtVM

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 17, 2026

“Only public outrage can stop this”

Tucker Carlson on reports Trump plans to spend American taxpayer money to send more giant bombs to Israel, as Americans are crushed by high prices caused by his pointless war https://t.co/YaFoJ6YUGe

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) September 17, 2026

And how much money does Congress need to approve because of Trump’s excellent Iran adventure? And then there’s the popularity of his $5000 per person bribe to vote Republican.

Fox Host seems surprised that their own polling shows increased support for taxing the wealthy to pay for social programs and declining support for capitalism. pic.twitter.com/7cUrxgRhlE

— Acyn (@Acyn) September 17, 2026

Just like the GOP(which still insists government is not here to help):

Rick Scott: "With regard to destroying mankind, these companies need to do the right thing on their own. We're not going to get smart enough to regulate them. We're not going to get something done up here." pic.twitter.com/HfClN5yuLN

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) September 17, 2026

Rick Scott: "The people running AI companies need to take responsibility for what they're doing. They can't just say, 'Oh, we're preparing to kill mankind, but you guys do something in Congress.' We're not going to pass logical AI regulations, so these companies have to be… pic.twitter.com/c3O7HBm7ta

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) September 17, 2026

Rick Scott: "The people running AI companies need to take responsibility for what they're doing. They can't just say, 'Oh, we're preparing to kill mankind, but you guys do something in Congress.' We're not going to pass logical AI regulations, so these companies have to be responsible for their kids and grandkids ... don't produce something that's to kill mankind or kill my grandkids."

Google: “Don’t be evil.” How did that work out?

And I love that “they” need to take responsibility for the consequences of AI, but Congress can’t. Is it any wonder nobody wants to vote Republican this year?