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Las Vegas Business Owner Who Previously Voted For Trump Now Speaking Out Against His Cost-Raising Policies

A small business owner who supported Donald Trump in previous elections is speaking out against him as “everything is worse” under the president. The business owner says he has to get a second job under the Lombardo-Trump economy because of Trump’s Iran War that is driving up diesel prices and inflation due to Trump’s tariffs. Things have gotten so bad for Nevada small businesses that the owner says he might need to sell his restaurant. 

Despite Nevadans including those who have supported Trump in the past decrying his cost-raising agenda, Joe Lombardo and Nevada Republicans remain doormats for Donald. With the Lombardo-Trump economy forcing Nevada families to make impossible choices, voters are ready to hold Trump, Lombardo and their MAGA minions accountable for the pain they are feeling.

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Daily Beast: Las Vegas Business Owner Speaks Out Against Donald Trump

  • A small business owner and one-time Donald Trump supporter says “everything is worse” under the president.
  • Javier Barajas, a restaurant owner in Las Vegas, said he has “never felt like this before” amid the high prices during Trump’s second term.
  • “I have to get a second job just to like, be caught up with payments and stuff like that,” said Barajas, who met with Trump on the 2024 campaign trail. “If things keep going like this, [I am] either gonna sell this restaurant or close it.”
  • “I want the powerful men to be more, more human. You know, to be more, to have more heart,” Barajas said.
  • “Diesel is expensive,” Barajas said. “Iran war, it went up more.” The restaurant owner said that if he could go back in time and meet Trump again, he would tell the president not to go to war with Iran.

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