It is often said that Nero fiddled whilst Rome burned. Well, now, Trump posts on social media whilst America suffers. That seems apt.
Don’t believe me? Well, firstly, let’s look at his egotistical, unhinged posts:





Let’s not also forget the time he created a post imagining himself as Jesus.
Do these self-congratulatory, self-stroking (sorry for the unpleasant thought!) social media activities register with his worshippers? It doesn’t seem that way. They either ignore his increasingly unstable behaviour, or they try to dismiss it as some sort of fun prank-like behaviour. They turn a blind eye to how increasingly erratic he is becoming, or try to pass off any criticism as Trump Derangement Syndrome (in reality, it should be said that those who blindly worship Trump without so much as a single critical word are the true TDS suffers).
Perhaps the truth behind Trump’s peculiar behaviour is that it’s all a form of distraction. The US economy is not growing as expected. The US national debt has risen to an eye-watering $40 trillion. The US farming industry is suffering greatly, due to Trump’s trade wars and his ill-fated war with Iran. The Iran war is also costing Americans $100 billion in energy costs, a number rising by $1 million every two minutes. This is the war that Trump has repeatedly declared victory of, yet it continues to rumble on.
Then there’s the cost of living. According to Google Gemini:
The U.S. cost of living has risen significantly since President Donald Trump returned to office, driven by new tariffs, rising energy costs from ongoing conflicts, and persistent inflation tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. [1, 2]
Key Cost Increases
- Overall Living Expenses: American families are spending an estimated $3,500 or more per year on everyday essentials compared to when the administration began, according to data from the Joint Economic Committee – Minority. [1]
- Inflation Rates: Consumer prices have accelerated, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) jumping past 4.2% year-over-year. Consumer sentiment has dropped as a result, as detailed in The Economist’s US Economy Tracker. [1, 2]
- Groceries and Food: Grocery prices are up more than 4% overall. Specific items like ground beef and coffee have hit record highs, though items like eggs have declined from earlier peaks. [1, 2]
- Energy and Gas: Gas prices have climbed past $4 a gallon in many areas, and household electricity and utility costs have risen. [1, 2, 3]
- Housing and Tariffs: Housing, rent, and mortgage rates remain high, while administration tariffs on imported goods have added an estimated $1,500 to $1,700+ per household annually. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Public Sentiment
Polling data compiled by The Independent shows that over half of Americans (53%) view the current cost of living as the worst they can remember, placing significant political pressure on the administration ahead of the midterms. [1, 2]
What is most telling is that Trump will not take ownership of his failures. These issues, and other problems, are not going away, yet Trump will shriek ‘fake news!’ and his sheep will believe him, parroting his words without so much as a second thought, whilst lapping up his strange social media posts.
Honestly, this trend of worshipping and idolising Trump, especially among conservative Christians, is most bizarre. If Obama or Biden had been issuing such odd social media posts, Evangelicals in particular would have been outraged. Their silence speaks volumes now.


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