'Everything got worse': Gen Z express frustration, regret after Trump vote

Eight people. NPR found eight people. That is the whole study. A focus group of eight, handpicked by a newsroom that has been running anti-Trump coverage since 2015, and we are supposed to treat this like the mood of a generation. My nephew voted for Trump twice and he is doing fine. So is every other young person I know who actually works for a living instead of sitting in a paid NPR circle and processing their feelings about it.

Here is what actually happened. You voted because you could not afford rent and groceries and you were tired of being lectured about pronouns while the border was wide open. That vote was correct. Prices are still high because we are digging out of four years of Democrat money printing and a war with Iran that closed the Strait of Hormuz, not because of a tweet. If you want to regret something, regret that half this country spent 2020 demanding we defund the police and then acted shocked when cities burned.

And notice the timing. This drops right when the Epstein stuff is heating up again. Funny how NPR never has eight regretful voters when it is Hunter's laptop or the Clinton Foundation. The regime media machine runs the same playbook every time, and the kids who fall for it were never going to vote for freedom anyway.

Eight Gen Z voters sat in a room and figured out what the rest of us knew in November 2024. Gas is through the roof, groceries cost more, and Trump is hiding the Epstein files. You got CONNED, and the fix is showing up to vote in November.

They’re just now realizing this? Everything got worse for EVERYONE. This economy is killing us, gas prices through the roof, and the man just hands $300 BILLION to Iran after starting a war there. He swore he was going to release the Epstein files too, but that’s clearly not happening. I regret my vote too, big time. I hope he gets impeached.