Trump ad nails Kamala Harris

 Stephen Kruiser:

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One of the most effective ads that the Trump campaign has produced this cycle juxtaposes Kamala Harris's campaign trail laments about the economy with the giddy cheerleading for Bidenomics that she did before she was running for president. A clip of an oh-so-serious Harris talking about financial problems facing America is quickly followed by one of her beaming and proudly proclaiming that Bidenomics is working. It's a great ad that firmly yokes her to the economic policies of Biden's that she's so desperately trying to run away from.

As we are all painfully aware, the evidence that Bidenomics is not working in any way that benefits American citizens is overwhelming. If the American electorate didn't have so many registered voters who have lost their minds, this election wouldn't even be close, and Donald Trump would coast to victory.

News hit this week that two familiar establishments on the American retail landscape are succumbing to the "success" of Bidenomics....
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The US economy has still not recovered from the reckless spending of the Biden-Harris administration, especially in its first year in office.  While inflation has somewhat reduced in recent years it is still impacted by the first year of the Biden-Harris administration.

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