Affordability
JD Vance Walks the Tightrope: Rust Belt Affordability, White House Messaging, and Political Spotlight in 2025
Vice President JD Vance faces mounting challenges as he tries to connect with Rust Belt voters over affordability concerns, navigates White House messaging under President Trump, and grapples with his own public image amid media scrutiny.
Rachel Maddow Calls Out Trump’s ‘Affordability Hoax’ on The Late Show: Fact-Checking Politics from Your Grocery Cart
Rachel Maddow confronted President Trump’s dismissal of economic affordability concerns during her appearance on The Late Show, urging Americans to fact-check political claims against their own real-life experiences.
Trump and Mamdani’s White House Meeting: Can New York’s New Mayor Win Federal Support?
President Trump and incoming New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani met for the first time at the White House, setting aside months of public hostility to discuss the city’s affordability crisis and federal funding. The meeting signals a possible new…
Tom Steyer Launches Bid for California Governor, Vows to Tackle Affordability and Corporate Influence
Tom Steyer, billionaire philanthropist and climate activist, enters the competitive race for California governor, focusing on affordability and fighting corporate power.
Curtis Sliwa’s Promise: Safety, Affordability, and Accountability for New York City
Curtis Sliwa stakes his mayoral campaign on restoring public safety, making New York more affordable, and returning accountability to city government—drawing on decades of street-level activism and challenging the status quo.
Jack Ciattarelli’s Jersey Roots Challenge Democrats in New Jersey Governor Race
Jack Ciattarelli’s bid for New Jersey governor hinges on his deep state roots and a promise to return affordability and common sense to Trenton, as he tries to unite Republicans, independents, and moderate Democrats in a race that could reshape…
Eric Adams Exits NYC Mayor Race, Shifting Political Tides
Eric Adams’ decision to drop out of the New York City mayoral race sends ripples through the city’s political landscape, opening the door for new contenders and stirring debate about the future of affordability and leadership in the city.