Former President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's economic plan, claiming she cannot explain how she would finance her proposals, including a $25,000 down payment assistance for first-time home buyers and a $6,000 child tax credit. During a speech, Trump labeled her plans as wasteful spending that would exacerbate inflation and lead to national bankruptcy. In response, Harris emphasized the importance of evaluating the 'return on investment' from her initiatives, citing past successes in reducing child poverty. Critics, including financial experts and editorial boards, have also labeled her economic strategies as insufficiently grounded and fiscally irresponsible, with some arguing that her approach merely ignores pressing budgetary concerns. Harris defended her proposals by highlighting their potential economic benefits, such as increased homeownership funding and enhanced tax bases. Despite her assertions, skepticism about the feasibility of her plan remains prevalent among political commentators.