Kamala’s NEW Economic Plan Blasted

Political consultant and former Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) adviser Matt Gorman slammed Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic proposals during a Friday appearance on CNN.

Gorman highlighted the far-left elements of Harris’s plans, which include implementing price controls and offering a $25,000 grant for first-time homebuyers.

“This new program that she’s doing is pretty far left, $25,000, price controls, essentially, that’s number one,” Gorman said. “The other thing is, you know, she kind of conveniently forgot she was vice president for the last four years when a lot of housing market crisis was at its worst, when inflation was at its worst. So there’s a lot of memory holding that. But look, when it comes to the 25k, I mean, you just added $25,000 to the price of every home price in the country because if you’re giving that away, essentially for free, people will add it into the price.”

High-profile Democrats and lawmakers are skeptical of Harri’s economic plan, with Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) refusing to say if he backs the vice president’s plan on a “federal ban on price gouging on groceries.”

“Look, I think price gouging is a significant issue that has to be addressed. The devil’s in the details,” Goldman told  Host Kaitlan Collin while speaking Friday on the network’s The Source. “You could certainly make a price gouging policy that continues to encourage competition, encourage growth, encourage innovation with our corporations, which is the balance that Vice President Harris talked about today. The idea is not to tear down Corporate America. The idea is just to make sure that they are paying their fair share and they’re not taking advantage — with anti-competitive conduct — of working Americans, everyday Americans who have to buy food, and if there’s some sort of anticompetitiveness that raises the prices even though inflation is down under 3% now, as she pointed out today, then that’s a problem, and we need to address that. And I think some of the ideas that she announced today are going to make a big difference for the vast majority of Americans and allow people to chase and succeed in achieving the American Dream and buying a home and raising a family.”