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In a lively town meeting in Pennsylvania, Rachel Campos-Duffy stepped into the world of small businesses and community concerns, where she interviewed a group of local entrepreneurs about the current state of the economy. The consensus? Business has taken a hit, and folks seem to be looking back fondly at the economic policies of Donald Trump.

George, who runs a medical device company, pointed out that over the last four years, everything seems to have become much more expensive—especially fuel and goods. George believes that if fuel prices could be brought down, it would alleviate some of the pressures on transportation costs, which would, in turn, help lower prices for consumers. With gas prices often resembling the high scores of a golf tournament, it’s a wonder people aren’t starting to barter items like baseball cards or cookie jars just to fill their tanks!

Another entrepreneur, who owns a print shop, echoed George’s concerns about rising costs. This print shop owner has seen his expenses skyrocket, leaving him with the difficult task of figuring out how much to charge for his t-shirts. While he loves his customers, he wouldn’t want to accidentally price them out of the market. When asked about his voting choice, he didn’t hesitate to reveal his support for Trump, reflecting a belief that the former president has the chops to turn the economy around again.

The discussion wasn’t limited to finances, though; it expanded into the fears surrounding border security. A couple of concerned fathers articulated a deep protective instinct when it comes to their families. They want their children to grow up free from the scary news stories that seem to pop up all too often. It’s no surprise that the issues of safety and security resonate strongly with these hardworking dads. After all, no parent would want to feel uneasy while walking their kids to school.

Among the passionate voices was a grandmother named Terry who articulated a desire to see her grandchildren inherit a country similar to the one she grew up in—free and full of opportunities. She expressed her frustration with what she sees as a trend of “wokeness” overshadowing traditional values. For her, supporting veterans and seniors is non-negotiable and she advocates for stopping funding that goes towards illegal immigration. Terry is like a fierce lioness, ready to protect her cubs and their future!

As Rachel wrapped up her segment, it was clear that these discussions were not merely about statistics or politics; they were about the hopes and dreams of real people looking for the country they remember. It’s a reminder that elections aren’t just about policies; they are about the values and security of our communities. With voices calling for a return to past economic successes and a safer environment, the stakes have never seemed higher, especially in a pivotal state like Pennsylvania. As the election looms closer, it’s evident that voters are ready to make their voices heard, one t-shirt at a time!

Written by Keith Jacobs

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