During his campaign, President Donald Trump made several statements about reducing grocery prices, including specific mentions of eggs. However, there's no direct evidence that he explicitly promised to reduce the price of eggs to "$2 a dozen." Here's what we can gather from the related web results:
- Trump campaigned on lowering grocery prices in general, with eggs being one of the items he often referenced. He spoke about how prices had doubled or tripled under the previous administration, promising to bring them down. In one instance, he was quoted saying, "A vote for Trump means your groceries will be cheaper," but without specifying a particular price for eggs.
- He did mention in various speeches the high cost of eggs under Kamala Harris's tenure, once claiming eggs were $5 under her policies, but this was more about critiquing the current situation rather than setting a specific target price.
- Trump admitted that "it's hard to bring things down once they're up," suggesting a more realistic view on price reduction rather than committing to a specific price like $2 per dozen.
- Posts on social media reflect public sentiment and expectations around Trump's campaign promises, mentioning that he should lower egg prices to below $2/dozen, but these are interpretations or expectations rather than direct promises from Trump.
In summary, while Trump did promise to lower grocery prices, including eggs, there's no specific evidence that he committed to reducing the price of eggs to exactly $2 a dozen. His comments were more generally aimed at reducing food prices overall.
@Grok
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