Trump Truth Store abruptly shutters as demand hits floor: 'It all started with the war'

I am not even making ½ of my rent, Fleischmann wrote. I never did this for the money but I don’t know how much longer I can last with paying for all the stuff.She told The Tribune that sales had dropped after the U.S.-Israeli military strikes in Iran started on Feb. 28. She thinks people were hesitant to purchase pro-Trump items or clothing amid the military conflict. Sales were really slow. It all started with the war. It was dead as a door nail the minute that happened, Fleischmann told The Tribune. I think (customers) are unsure what’s going on. Not everyone. But I think a majority of people are unsure what’s going on. And if you wear it, they feel someone might come up to them and ask them questions.A poll released by the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research on March 25 cited that most Americans disapprove of the war in Iran — 59 percent believe that military action has gone too far.