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Contact: Tommy Pigott and Eric Leyden, Team Trump
If Kamala Harris has been desperately trying to separate herself from her own Kamalanomics record, yesterday’s interview proved that dishonest effort is a failure.
During the interview, Kamala insisted the Harris-Biden administration has done “good work” on the economy.
Let’s look at the facts:
- Prices have risen by 20.2 percent since Kamala took office.
- Groceries prices are up 21.6 percent, rent costs are up 22 percent, and electricity prices are up 31.7 percent since Harris and Biden took office.
- Americans have seen an almost 4 percent pay cut under Kamala; under President Trump, real average weekly wages rose 8.2 percent.
- Energy prices have soared almost 30 percent under Harris and Biden, 13 times faster than the previous seven years.
- To afford a median-priced home, Americans would now need an annual income of over $110,000, a nearly 50 percent increase over the last four years.
- Household debt is at a record $17.69 trillion while credit debt has exceeded $1 trillion.
- Seriously overdue credit card debt is at its highest level in more than a decade.
And if that weren’t bad enough, she stood by her tie-breaking vote that delivered price increases and tax hikes. Even liberal economists blame her spending for inflation:
Further, in the midst of her ramblings, word salads, and nonanswers, she said the middle class would be a priority on Day One. The problem? Day One for Kamala was 3.5 years ago, and the middle class has been hammered by Kamalanomics. In fact, Kamalanomics has cost the average middle-class household at least $33,000 in real wealth. The polling reaffirms how the middle class feels about Kamala’s policies:
We’ve been living under Kamalanomics for 3.5 years, and it’s been a failure. Americans can’t afford four more years.
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