Thanks To Trump's Tariffs, Grocery Shopping Will Feel Like A Luxury-Here's How People Are Coping
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The article discusses the growing concern over tariffs and government budget cuts affecting Americans' financial stability. Many individuals feel that promises of lower grocery prices are unrealistic amidst these changes. As potential recession looms, citizens are sharing creative coping strategies, from stocking up on essentials to growing produce. Overall, the public sentiment leans towards hopelessness, as many worry about impending hardships without adequate government support during tough economic times.
"I really don't know. We are older adults on a fixed income. If social security is stopped or reduced, we'll be in serious trouble."
"I truly believe that presidents Trump and Musk, Governor Ron DeSantis, and Senator Rick Scott don't care about the people of this country. All they value is money and power."
"We will be foregoing super fancy practice meals. I love to cook and have gotten pretty good at it, but if prices keep going up and I lose my job (I work in higher education), we will be cutting out wine, eating out, and eating more struggle meals like we did in our 20s."
"Not buying much. Started ordering meat from local places. I refuse to pay grocery prices. Shopping at Aldi's, and giving up things we used to buy."
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