Vice President Kamala Harris might have been excited to be expeditiously unofficially crowned as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee, but now she's feeling the heat.
While she rarely made headlines in the past, mostly because she was completely ineffective and extremely unpopular with voters, her record is now under an intense microscope, and all sorts of negative tidbits are coming out.
According to JustTheNews, there's a case to be made that Harris is directly responsible for the terrible inflation we've all experienced under President Joe Biden's rule.
The outlet notes that Harris, as vice president, was the tie-breaking vote "in the Senate for the first COVID-19 stimulus package in 2021 which led to inflation."
Interestingly, Harris has cast the most tie-breaking votes in the upper chamber than any vice president in U.S. history. Most of those votes have resulted in the Senate passing damaging bills that Americans have had to suffer the results of.
Toward the beginning of President Biden's administration, Harris's second tie-breaking vote was the stimulus package mentioned above that many experts believe jumpstarted years of punishing inflation that we're still paying for today.
It was noted that inflation increased almost immediately after the bill was passed in the Senate and then the House of Represenatives.
JustTheNews noted:
According to a Pew Research Center poll from May, 62% of U.S. adults said that inflation was “a very big problem for the country.”
The poll was conducted May 13-19 of 8,638 U.S. adults with a margin of error of plus or minus 1.5 percentage points.
Harris is running on "building up the middle class" in recent campaign rallies, but that doesn't add up.
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) recently told John Solomon that Harris "was the deciding vote in the Senate that unleashed this massive inflation on the American people. The Senate was tied 50-50. She voted for the American Rescue Plan in the Senate to break that tie. And then what happened was this massive inflation – which has hurt every working class American, every senior on fixed income – that is squarely on the shoulders of Kamala Harris."
Other experts believe that Harris should have separated herself from Biden's economic policies, which are unpopular and transcend political ideologies for most working-class Americans. Instead, she's embraced it, which many believe is a massive mistake for her campaign.
"She is not saying she wasn’t for this stuff, she's for it, embraces it, thinks it’s a big success, thinks the border is a big success. Let the American people decide what they think," said Stephen Moore, former economic adviser to Trump.
Many have warned that as a result of Harris's stance on the economy, America is absolutely doomed if she's somehow elected president in November.
This is more proof that it's more important than ever that Republicans vote in Trump and not let Democrats get away with installing a worse version of Biden.
