Exploring Economic Promises: Have Everyday Costs Like Eggs, Gas, and Electricity Shifted as Expected? In a lively CNN panel, experts discussed President Trump's pledges to cut living expenses. Data shows mixed results: egg prices dropped to $2.86/dozen in November, gas averages below $3/gallon—hits four-year lows. Yet electricity rates climbed to 18.9 cents/kWh. What drives these changes? What trends are you noticing in your bills? | Horizon Report | Facebook

Why Do Optimistic Economic Forecasts Often Differ from Public Sentiment? As 2025 ends, gas prices have fallen to a national average of around $2.85 per gallon—the lowest in years—while egg prices have dropped to about $2.86 per dozen after earlier highs from supply disruptions. 📉🛒 Unemployment stands at 4.6%, with steady growth avoiding recession. Yet polls show many Americans feel ongoing affordability pressures, rating the economy negatively despite positive indicators like lower energy and