Kamala’s Economic Plan Is A Total Failure

Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) recently critiqued Vice President Kamala Harris’ economic plan, asserting that it lacks clarity and actionable details. Speaking with Newsmax, Perry expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of Harris’ proposals, which she unveiled during a speech at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.

Harris attributed rising grocery prices to “price gouging” and pledged to address this issue. However, Perry countered that the Vice President’s initiatives are not only overdue but also insufficient, especially with the upcoming Election Day just 40 days away. He emphasized that Harris has had ample time—essentially four years—to address economic challenges, yet has failed to make meaningful progress. Instead, he argued, the situation has deteriorated.

Perry highlighted the struggles facing families in Pennsylvania, noting that many are forced to rely on credit cards just to buy basic groceries. He pointed out that everyday expenses like gasoline, electricity, and childcare have become burdensome for many households. With high interest rates, even the prospect of purchasing a new home seems out of reach for most families.

“The American people deserve better than vague promises and late-in-the-game plans,” Perry stated. He called for real solutions that will alleviate the financial strain on families, particularly in light of the ongoing economic challenges. The time for action is now, and Republicans are ready to offer a clear, pragmatic path forward to restore economic stability and prosperity. As the election approaches, it’s crucial for voters to consider who has truly prioritized the needs of American families. Perry’s remarks serve as a reminder that effective leadership requires accountability and a commitment to real change, rather than empty rhetoric.