As the election season heats up, we are bombarded with advertisements from incumbents touting their accomplishments and promises for the future. One such ad from Sen. Jacky Rosen claims she is one of the most bipartisan senators in Congress, although the reasoning behind this statement may require a Ph.D. in statistics to fully comprehend. Voters are constantly reminded of the policies she supports during their daily routines, whether it’s at the grocery store or the gas station.
However, what is noticeably missing from Sen. Rosen’s campaign is any mention of the millions of undocumented migrants who have crossed the border. This issue is a significant concern for many voters, and the senator’s silence on the matter is deafening.
In her latest ad, Sen. Rosen echoes a recent editorial from the Review-Journal, blaming “greedy” corporations for high housing costs and featuring testimonials from individuals struggling to purchase a home in Nevada. What the senator fails to acknowledge is the role she played in creating these issues. The current administration’s excessive spending, enabled by Sen. Rosen, has led to high interest rates and increased costs due to inflation, making it difficult for many Americans to achieve the dream of homeownership.
It is important for voters to consider the full picture when evaluating political candidates. While Sen. Rosen may highlight her bipartisan efforts and support for certain policies, her involvement in creating economic challenges cannot be ignored. As we approach the upcoming election, it is crucial to look beyond the campaign ads and carefully examine each candidate’s record and the impact of their actions on the community.
