Post from Truth Social

This is a wordless share: a partisan bar chart claiming average 2025 residential electricity prices are more than double in "blue states" (CA, NY, MA, 30¢/kWh) versus "red states" (ND, TX, NE, 13¢/kWh). With no caption, the only behavior to read is the choice to post it, and where it lands in the week's timeline: sandwiched between a Gateway Pundit conspiracy link about Ashli Babbitt's shooter, an environmental-grant cancellation announcement, and — the day before — "Good, I'm glad he's dead" about Robert Mueller and a "COWARDS" broadside at NATO over the Iran war. Against that backdrop, this graphic is the outlier: a static policy-comparison chart with none of the register — no grievance, no first-person voice, no emotional charge — that marks his own authored posts this week.

The timing (10:11am Eastern, assuming a Washington-area base during active Iran-war messaging) falls inside business hours, and the artifact itself — titled headline, clean typography, a specific comparative statistic — matches the polished, pre-formatted look of content built by communications staff rather than dashed off from a phone. Absent any text of his own, there is no stylometric signal at all; the attribution below rests solely on posting-pattern evidence (timing, format) and speaks to who selected this clip for the feed, not who wrote or designed it — confidence is capped low accordingly.

Substantively, the chart advances a familiar red-state/blue-state contrast, implying state political affiliation causes the price gap while eliding generation mix, regulatory history, wildfire liability costs and population density — a real, if selectively framed, comparison rather than a fabricated one. Choosing to circulate it mid-week, alongside unrelated grievance content, reads as routine partisan-brand maintenance: no target is derogated, no threat is implied, and the piece carries none of the day's other rhetorical heat.