Trump’s war with Iran means higher bills at home. Gas, groceries—everything’s spiking. He’s driving the chaos, and it’s hitting everywhere.
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Just heard from a constituent in Albuquerque who paid nearly $60 just to fill up his tank. Families are already stretched thin, and President Trump’s war is making things even worse at the gas pump.
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More than 420 US counties had their warmest winter in 131 years. Less snow and more heat increase the risk of wildfire. It’s only March, and we’re hitting all the wrong records.
axios.com/2026/03/16/win…
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Rising electric bills are a political crisis. Americans can’t dodge them—and they’re climbing even faster than inflation.
foxnews.com/politics/basic…
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Trump wants to use our taxpayer dollars to bribe energy companies to kill wind energy. More profits for Trump’s wealthy friends, higher bills for families, and fewer clean options.
publicnotice.co/p/trump-wind-f…
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Diesel prices have surged past $5 a gallon. What happens now? Grocery stores raise prices, deliveries get more expensive, and families are forced to tighten their budgets.
All thanks to Trump’s war. nbcnews.com/business/consu…
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The Trump admin is sticking their heads in the sand and ignoring climate science while severe weather worsens.
Homeowners are now paying higher insurance premiums while getting less coverage, and that number is just going to keep rising.
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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When war blocks shipping and drives up fertilizer costs, it’s families who get stuck paying more at the grocery store.
This is on Trump’s watch.
forbes.com/sites/phillemp…
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Half of Americans now blame Trump for soaring gas and rising prices. His Iran war gamble isn’t leadership—it’s a cost-of-living disaster families are paying for.
morningconsult.com/articles/gas-p…
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Victory? For who? Families can’t afford gas or groceries. 🤦
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The LAST of our concerns?? What about the price of gas? Groceries? Utility costs? Everything else?
Aaron Rupar@atrupar
Hassett: "If the war were to be extended, it wouldn't really disrupt the US economy very much at all. It would hurt consumers, and we'd have to think about what we'd have to do about that, but that's really the last of our concerns right now."
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The president shouldn’t be sabotaging anything.
grist.org/politics/4-way…
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No lucky charms this St. Patrick’s Day—Phoenix will hit triple digits tomorrow. Climate change made this extreme heat far more likely, straining families, energy, and local communities. azcentral.com/story/news/loc…
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Americans have spent over $2 billion more on gas since the start of Trump’s war in Iran.
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Trump’s war with Iran is already pushing gas prices higher. Now the ripple effects threaten to drive up food and everyday essentials too—making life even more expensive for families already struggling to keep up. politico.com/news/2026/03/1…
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Gov. Spanberger ran on lowering costs for Virginians, and now, she's delivering. Nice to have an elected official who takes our cost-of-living crisis seriously.
EARTHDAY.ORG@EarthDay
GOOD NEWS: Virginia to become second state that allows balcony solar Residents of the state will soon be able to use the tech to lower their electricity bills. Gov. Spanberger has made affordability a top legislative priority. canarymedia.com/articles/solar…
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Gas is $4.69 a gallon in Arizona and rising all over the country because Trump’s war is driving up prices.
FactPost@factpostnews
Arizona residents on rising gas prices: "$4.69 is definitely one of the highest I've seen it, and I've been here for 27 years now... I just make sure that I save enough money for the week to get to and from work, or I'll walk to the store if I can."
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The ripple effects from Trump's war are hitting farmers hard. Fertilizer prices are soaring, pushing some toward bankruptcy—and when it costs more to grow food, grocery prices climb right behind.
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