"She's Literally Running Against Herself": VP Kamala Harris Admits Families Hit By 'Cost Of Living' Crisis
You can hear the nervous chuckle when she claims over and over again, "Bidenomics is working." But in reality, America's working poor and middle class have been financially devastated by elevated inflation and high interest rates. If you talk with any blue-collar American and bring up supermarket prices, they instantly become enraged. The same goes for auto prices, shelter costs, power bills, insurance rates, pump prices, and on and on and on.
The Federal Reserve's latest monthly consumer credit report shows precisely why Americans are furious about Bidenomics—tens of millions of them have depleted savings and maxed out credit cards and are just a couple of steps away from financial ruin.
So, back to VP Harris. The chuckle in her voice when she mentions Bidenomics possibly signifies that she, too, understands that out-of-control government spending on 'green' policies has been one of the main drivers of inflation.
And on Friday evening, she addressed a campaign rally in Arizona by saying, "We believe in a future where we lower the cost of living for America's families … so that they have a chance not just to get by but to get ahead."
But hold up, wait a second. The whole point of Bidenomics, stated by the White House (read: here), was to "rebuild our economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down—and that strategy is working."
VP Harris is quite literally running against herself by pointing out the ongoing cost of living crisis. In other words, she's admitting Bidenmoics has failed the working poor and middle class.
What's even more troubling, as Michael Shellenberger explained, is that VP Harris' team has yet to unveil a policy-based agenda on the campaign's website.
Shellenberger explained why: "The reason her campaign is soulless is because the Democrats are out of ideas and the media doesn't care."
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