Trump criticizes Kamala Harris for expensive groceries and compares her plan to that of Maduro, all while at a grocery store.

President Donald Trump took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris during a recent speech, criticizing her for the rising grocery prices in America. Standing in front of a display of Cheerios and meat, Trump lambasted Harris for what he called the “Maduro plan,” referencing the high inflation and food shortages in Venezuela under President Nicolas Maduro.

Speaking to a crowd of supporters, Trump pointed to the grocery items behind him as evidence of Harris’ failure to address the economic challenges facing American families. He claimed that Harris’ policies were driving up the cost of essential goods and making it harder for everyday Americans to make ends meet.

“Look at these Cheerios, look at this meat,” Trump exclaimed. “Do you see what is happening here? This is the Maduro plan, right here in our own country. Kamala Harris is responsible for these high prices, and she needs to be held accountable.”

Trump’s remarks come at a time when many Americans are feeling the pinch of inflation, with prices for groceries and other necessities on the rise. The issue has become a focal point for Republicans, who are looking to capitalize on economic concerns ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

While Harris has not directly responded to Trump’s accusations, her office released a statement defending her record on the economy. The statement highlighted her efforts to support working families through initiatives such as the child tax credit and investments in clean energy.

Despite the back-and-forth between Trump and Harris, the real impact of rising grocery prices on American families remains a pressing issue. As politicians continue to spar over who is to blame, many households are struggling to make ends meet in the face of soaring costs.

Experts warn that the situation could worsen if inflation continues to outpace wage growth, putting further strain on already stretched budgets. With no clear end in sight to the economic challenges facing the nation, the debate over grocery prices is likely to remain a key topic of discussion in the months to come.