Donald Trump will take office on January 20th, and at noon on that day the cause of high prices for goods will go from being "corporate greed" and "price gouging" to "directly the fault of Trump's policies."&nbsp;

As usual with the media, it's been made quite clear that a talking point about what Donald Trump has said about his plan for tariffs has been sent out and received.&nbsp;

Tragic consequences from the Biden-Harris-Mayorkas open border policies? Media mostly yawns.&nbsp;

Possible consequence of Trump's possible tariffs on Mexico? NOW they're mad!

We finally found a negative consequence the media cares about!

Do these people really think voters would have been just fine with inflation, an open border and the potential for WWIII if they'd have known they'd have to pay a little more for guac?

The TDS-addled media aren't going to make it the next four years, are they?

The recent election showed exactly how in touch with the common folk Dems and media are. Let's just say they've got some work to do.

 {ai:summary}<p>As Donald Trump prepares to take office, media narratives shift, blaming his policies for rising prices, particularly regarding potential tariffs on goods like avocados from Mexico. Critics highlight the media's selective outrage over tariffs while largely ignoring the consequences of current administration policies.</p><p>The discourse reveals a disconnect between media concerns and the public's broader issues, such as inflation and border security. Observers note that the focus on food prices, like guacamole, overshadows more significant human rights and safety concerns linked to immigration policies. #politics</p>

If Only Media Cared About Border Security the Way They're Freaking Out About the Price of Guacamole

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