In a recent government meeting, Senator J.D. Vance delivered a pointed critique of Vice President Kamala Harris's policies, arguing they have negatively impacted American families, particularly in Wisconsin. He highlighted alarming statistics, noting that 60% of Wisconsin businesses are not hiring and 70% of workers feel their wages have not kept pace with rising living costs. Vance emphasized that the average Wisconsin family now faces an additional $11,000 in costs compared to three years ago.

Vance accused Harris of being ineffective in her role, claiming her policies have contributed to increased crime and healthcare costs, particularly due to what he described as an influx of illegal immigration. He asserted that Harris's approach has harmed public safety and undercut wages for American workers, contrasting it with former President Donald Trump's proposed policies, which he claimed would prioritize American citizens and strengthen the economy.

The senator also addressed energy policies, criticizing Harris for shutting down American energy production and raising utility costs. He advocated for a return to Trump's energy policies, which he described as focused on domestic production. Vance further claimed that Harris's tax policies favor companies that outsource jobs, while Trump would cut taxes and support American manufacturing.

During the Q&A session, Vance responded to questions about the political landscape, including the impact of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s endorsement of Trump and the ongoing debate over abortion policies. He reiterated Trump's stance that states should determine their own abortion laws, contrasting it with what he characterized as Harris's radical agenda.

Vance concluded by expressing optimism about the upcoming election, asserting that Trump's leadership could restore prosperity and stability to American families. He emphasized the need for a change in leadership to address the challenges facing the nation.