Top 3 Points Of Kamala Harris's Economic and Crime Legacy

According to economic and crime statistics, Kamala Harris' tenure has negatively impacted American families:

Inflation Surge: Under the Biden-Harris administration, inflation has seen a staggering increase, with figures indicating a rise of over 20% since they took office. 

This isn't just a number; it's a tangible increase in the cost of living. Groceries, rent, and electricity costs have all skyrocketed, with groceries up over 21%, rent up over 22%, and electricity over 31%. For the average American, this inflation has eroded their purchasing power, increasing the cost of everyday living.

Crime Rates: Kamala Harris's record as Attorney General of California shows a concerning trend. Violent crime increased in four out of the six years she served, often performing worse than the national average.

When considering her role in national policy, this trend suggests a policy environment that may have contributed to rising crime rates or not been adequately addressed.

Economic Policy: Harris’ decision-making process, including casting tie-breaking votes for significant spending bills, has been directly linked to the inflation surge. Policies, aimed at economic recovery, like the Inflation Reduction Act, increased government spending and exponentially overstimulated the economy, leading to the inflation we're seeing today. 

This isn't just economic theory; it's reflected in the rising real-world costs, which affect every American's wallet.

The Human Cost: Beyond numbers, these increases represent real hardships. Families are forced to make tough choices between paying for essentials like rent and food or healthcare. The rise in violent crime adds another layer of insecurity, making communities less safe. This environment negatively affects mental health and community relations.

Kamala Harris's policies have rightfully been critiqued for contributing to both economic hardship through inflation and social unrest through rising crime rates.