Friend,

Kamala Harris is at it again. Her latest proposal—a federal price gouging ban—might sound good on the surface, but let’s be clear: this is just another big government power grab. Harris claims she wants to protect consumers, but the truth is, her plan would destroy free market capitalism, drive up prices, and put more power in the hands of Washington bureaucrats.

What do you think of her proposal, friend? Take my flash poll below and let me know 👇

60-MINUTE FLASH POLL

Do you believe Kamala Harris’ price gouging ban would ultimately lead to higher prices for consumers?

⚪️ Yes, government intervention always drives up costs.

⚪️ No, I believe it would keep prices down.

Do you agree that government-imposed price controls, like Harris' ban, stifle free market competition?

⚪️ Yes, they prevent businesses from setting prices based on supply and demand.

⚪️ No, I think government should control prices to protect consumers.

Do you believe the free market should be allowed to operate without government interference, even in times of crisis?

⚪️ Yes, free market capitalism is the best way to ensure fair prices.

⚪️ No, the government needs to step in during emergencies.

How concerned are you that Kamala Harris' price gouging ban is just the beginning of a broader agenda to expand government control over the economy?

⚪️ Very concerned.

⚪️ Somewhat concerned

⚪️ Not concerned

In liberty,
Rand Paul

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