VP Harris on Inflation: What You Need to Know

Vice President Kamala Harris recently boasted about "bringing inflation down." ​

But inflation is still higher than when she took office.

In fact, prices have jumped over 20 percent since January 2021.

The administration has pointed fingers at various factors—the war, the pandemic, even grocery stores and corporations—for its failure to reduce inflation.

Yet, when inflation shows signs of slowing, they're quick to take the credit.

But what if inflation isn't just an unfortunate side effect of global events but a deliberate economic strategy? ​

Some experts argue that governments actually benefit from inflation.

It's a way to silently transfer resources from citizens to the state while making it seem like they're providing more.

And it doesn't end there.

The government's spending continues to balloon, with forecasts suggesting trillions more will be added in the coming years.

But where does this leave the average American?

Intriguingly, Harris's economic approach bears a striking resemblance to policies implemented in Argentina - policies that led to significant economic turmoil.

Could the U.S. be heading down a similar path?

Perhaps most concerning is the potential impact on the middle class.

Despite rhetoric about helping everyday Americans, these policies often result in a transfer of resources from hardworking citizens to government bureaucrats.

It's a shift that happens so gradually you might not notice until it's too late.

So, the next time you hear about economic successes or failures, remember to look beyond the headlines. ​

The true impact of Kamalanomics might be hiding in plain sight, affecting your daily life in ways you haven't yet realized.

Stay informed, stay vigilant, and keep asking questions.

Your economic future may depend on it.

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