For decades, America’s pizza joints served as a symbol of family, community, and comfort. But after four years of Joe Biden’s disastrous economic leadership, many of those beloved neighborhood pizzerias have gone dark. The nation’s pizza industry—once booming—is now littered with “For Lease” signs, shuttered ovens, and broken dreams.
Under Biden, hundreds of pizza shops that had fed families for generations were forced to close for good. And while the Biden economy pushed small restaurants to the brink, one company quietly discovered the formula that President Trump himself used to thrive in adversity—self-reliance and independence from global monopolies.
When Donald Trump returned to office, he didn’t just inherit a struggling economy—he inherited the ashes of Main Street. Total pizza sales across major U.S. chains grew a meager 7% over four years under Biden’s leadership, barely keeping up with inflation and crushing debt.
Families already stretched thin by soaring grocery costs and record gas prices found dining out increasingly impossible. “Pizza has competition it simply never had before,” analyst Vince Martin observed.⁴
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