Let me break this down for you: your gas prices are soaring because of a broken system where big corporations get bailed out when they make bad decisions. You might have heard the talking heads say it's 'transitory,' but that’s just a way to distract from reality.

The truth is, government bailouts under current administrations undermine free market principles and foster economic dependency. These interventions are supposed to be rare occurrences meant for truly catastrophic events—think 2008—but now they're becoming the norm.

Consider this: when was the last time you heard about a bailout during previous administrations? Obama-era or Biden-era, for instance?

Nobody is going to tell you this on CNN. The real story is buried deep in economic reports and footnotes, but I have been watching this for years.

The actual figures are staggering. When the government steps in with taxpayer dollars, they're not just supporting companies—they’re propping up poor business practices that would otherwise be allowed to fail naturally.

And who benefits from this? Certainly not you and me. These bailouts protect corporate profits at the expense of our hard-earned money and stability. It's a hidden tax that keeps our grocery bills high.

The real question is, how do we prevent ourselves from becoming victims in an economy rigged against us?

Protect yourself, protect your family. The system may be broken, but you don't have to play by its rules.