Trump’s Tariffs Hit The Grave!” Keisha Bottoms Condemns Rising Casket Costs In America

Now we all know the pain inflicted by the Trump administration Rising costs of groceries, gas, housing, and health care. You've seen Georgia schools stretch their budgets thin as resources from the Department of Education have been gutted. You've heard Georgia veterans face long wait times for doctor's visits as the Secretary of Defense focuses on testosterone levels You've seen Georgians pay more for gas while Donald Trump starts new wars. And Georgia farmers have borne witness to the rising cost of fertilizers while morticians have even had to upcharge caskets because of Trump's tariffs The living and the dead are paying the price, while Trump looks at the world through orange-tinted glasses blind to the pain and suffering of the American people. Nearly 600,000 Georgians have dropped their health care coverage because Donald Trump increased premiums. That's on top of the cuts to Medicaid and Trump's big, ugly bill. And on top of that, nine rural hospitals have closed because Georgia has not expanded Medicaid. Young people have lost access to student loans. CDC workers have been gut-punched, and as we face teacher shortages across the state I even met a woman at church last Sunday who lost her job as a teacher because of cuts to Teach for America. As families are trying to make every dollar count, we have to ask, what will Georgia leaders do to stand up for them? So let me tell you what I'll do as your next governor. I'll bring down costs by giving local leaders the power to eliminate taxes on groceries, diapers, and feminine hygiene products. We're going to build more affordable housing provide property tax relief for homeowners, roll back the state taxes on automobile and homeowners insurance Every child deserves a fair chance, no matter their zip code. That's why we will fully and properly fund education, raise teacher pay, guarantee access to pre-K, and create a pathway for free technical and community college so that every Georgian, our young people looking for a new path and those looking for a new start can get the skills and education they need. On day one, I'm going to get to work to expand Medicaid, protect our rural hospitals, and make sure Georgians can afford to access health care. Subscribe to One India and never miss an update. Download the One India app now.