O'Leary argues against Harris' plan, stating that price controls have historically failed in socialist regimes, and warns that similar actions won't work in the U.S.
The Wall Street Journal criticized Harris' price gouging ban as a move toward Venezuelan-style populism, asserting that price controls have never succeeded across various nations.
As inflation affects everyday Americans, the issue of rising food prices is pivotal in the presidential race, with many feeling the pressure on grocery bills significantly.
O'Leary also criticized Harris' housing initiative to create three million new homes, suggesting that substantial new funding for housing construction may not solve underlying issues.
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