Trump rolled into Georgia with a bold new economic pitch: “Trump Accounts” — $1,000 for every kid born through 2028, designed to fuel the American Dream and undo what he calls Washington’s debt-driven failures. At Wheeler High in Marietta, a key swing state battleground, he slammed Biden for soaring prices, insisting his policies are already driving them down — even as gas creeps back over $4 a gallon amid rising tensions with Iran. He took aim at Senator Ossoff and offered Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson a matching pledge, even promising to foot the bill himself if Georgia lawmakers balk. The plan lets parents control up to $5,000 annually until kids turn 18 — then funds can go to college, housing, or business — a $10 billion-plus federal bet. But with voters skeptical of his economic record and global oil markets rattling, the message feels like a high-stakes gamble on the campaign trail.
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