Staff Reports
In a world full of liberal lies and emotional meltdowns, the Waffle House has given us a reason to cheer. The comforting diner chain, known for its hash browns and late-night antics, has become a glowing sign of President Trump’s triumphant economic policies. When Waffle House announced they were peeling back the 50-cent egg surcharge, it became clear: Trump’s plans are not just pro-business; they’re pro-American!
President Trump’s leadership is why we can afford breakfast again. Under his administration, the cost of eggs, which were once sky-high due to Democrat-driven inflation, has finally come down — a real slap in the face to naysayers. Trump didn’t just wave a wand; he deployed a strategic, five-pronged plan to stabilize prices. That kind of business savviness is why the Consumer Price Index is reflecting food deflation. That’s right, liberals, you can stew in your overpriced avocado toast while the rest of us enjoy affordable eggs!
Egg-cellent news…as of June 2, the egg surcharge is officially off the menu. Thanks for understanding! pic.twitter.com/xXE6giZhRe
— Waffle House (@WaffleHouse) July 1, 2025
While the left continues to chirp about Trump’s tariffs, it’s the American consumer who is reaping the rewards. A mere 0.1% increase in prices for May proves that their doom-and-gloom prophecies are nothing more than political hot air. Some, like the well-to-do John Hickenlooper, insist on spreading unfounded fear about rising costs, all while padding their net worth. Newsflash: everyday Americans are smarter with their spending than elitists assume.
Look at the bigger picture. President Trump is proving that he can run the American economy like a business — and it works. Energy costs? Down. Private sector pay? Up. Inflation? Falling. Our economic outlook under Trump’s leadership is as sunny as a July 4th picnic. So, this Fourth of July, why not hit the road, find your nearest Waffle House, and relish in the sweet taste of fiscal freedom?
The choice is clear. We can keep whining about a past administration’s failures or embrace the fact that America thrives under a leader who knows what he’s doing. Why can’t the left just celebrate success? Or is it because their idea of progress doesn’t include making life better for everyday Americans?
