These 8 Numbers PROVE Our Economy & Energy Crisis are WORSENING

Democrats are maintaining the lie that the U.S. economy is in good standing, hoping it will be enough to get them through midterms without getting crushed by a red wave, but these critical statistics prove its all one big farce.

At a time when Americans are already struggling to pay the elevated rent prices, the pandemic related rent pause is slated to end and unleash a wave of evictions that will send ripples throughout the American economy.

8.5 million Americans claim to already be behind on rent and nearly 4 million of them say they’re likely to be evicted over the next few months.

For the first time ever, rent prices have soared to over a $2,000 per month average nationwide – increasing 25% year over year.

While evictions are obviously going to get worse, the numbers in major cities are already up. In Tampa, evictions were 52% above average in the month of August, in Houston they were 90% above average and in Minneapolis they were a painful 94% above average.

It’s also becoming extremely difficult for people to afford purchasing a vehicle with the average payment for a new vehicle rising to $667 per month, a 15% rise from just last year. Used vehicles are hardly a cheaper option with an average monthly price of $515 – up 17% in a year.

These numbers are not one-offs as life for everyday Americans continues to get more and more expensive and it doesn’t look to be slowing down anytime soon.

For the best understanding of what America’s economy is truly in store for, listen to these terrifying—and telling—numbers.