Four Reasons This Is The Most Depressing Blue Monday Ever Thanks to Trump

London: It’s that time of year again—Blue Monday. The day everyone dreads. It’s cold, dark, and feels like the world is just a bit off. And let’s be real, with Trump back in the spotlight, it’s hard not to feel a little down.

The Christmas cheer has vanished, and spring seems ages away. Plus, there’s a Guinness shortage! Can you believe it? It’s like the universe is conspiring against us.

This year feels particularly heavy. Wars are raging, and disasters are everywhere. From Ukraine to Gaza, it’s hard to escape the gloom.

But what really stings is how connected we are to events happening far away. Trump’s actions affect us all, even if we’re not in the U.S. It’s a reminder that the rich and powerful have a grip on our lives.

The idea of escaping to a cabin in the woods sounds nice, but even that won’t shield us from global chaos. The truth is, our money, news, and social media are all influenced by a handful of billionaires.

As Biden steps back, the rise of a new American oligarchy feels real. It’s like we’re back to the days of oil barons and power plays.

The American dream? It seems like you need to be rich to even get a shot at it. Trump’s cabinet is packed with billionaires, and it’s clear they’ll make decisions that benefit themselves.

Reports show the wealth gap is widening. The top 1% holds nearly as much as the bottom 90%. It’s a stark reminder of how disconnected the wealthy are from everyday folks.

This Blue Monday, it’s hard to ignore the chill in the air. The wealth gap isn’t new, but it feels like we’ve hit a new low. We hoped for change, but it seems like money is still calling the shots. Happy Monday, everyone!