Consequence: Health-care costs have spiked in 2026. Now, millions of Floridians are left exposed to higher premiums and crushing medical debt. Assuming they can afford healthcare coverage at all.

Consequence: In 2026, insurance rates skyrocket — forcing families to choose between health care and
everything else.

Consequence: Rising prices mean fewer Americans can afford to visit family and the communities that depend on holiday visitors lose the lifeline that keeps them going all year — a direct result of policies that put politics before people.

Consequence: When the administration’s policies make it harder for businesses to plan and hire, families lose paychecks, local economies slow down, and good jobs become harder to find.

Consequence: Rising prices mean fewer Americans can afford to visit family and the communities that depend on holiday visitors lose the lifeline that keeps them going all year — a direct result of policies that put politics before people.

Consequence: When fewer people can afford to shop, local businesses lose sales, workers’ hours get cut, and the economy slows — all because of policies that make everything cost more.