Rep. Luna: Crime and Inflation are Women’s Top Concerns, Trump Can Fix It

Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna joined ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ on a recent episode to discuss the Biden administration’s handling of critical issues affecting Americans, such as inflation and border security. 

“You know, Nancy Pelosi is not going to tell you that violent crimes are up 61% and women are largely the target,” Luna said. “And so when I hear that type of rhetoric, all I can say is the number one issue I’m hearing from my voters is what’s happening at the border and what’s happening with inflation. And people want a Trump economy. They want him back in office.”

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Luna argued that Democrats are out of touch with the realities facing families today and questioned Harris’ commitment to bringing jobs back. 

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“Frankly, I really haven’t heard much of her policy positions except for her laughing. What I can also tell you is that as far as I know, she’s not going to be bringing those jobs back,” Luna said. 

“And as you just stated earlier, they’re massively pushing these EVs, and that’s all only benefiting their large donors here in Washington, DC, on these corporations that are giving to their campaign. So I don’t think it’s going to be much for the American people.” 

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As the November elections approached, Luna rallied support for Trump, claiming that voters who desire change must choose him over the status quo represented by the Biden administration. 

“Let’S make no mistake, the left-wing media is a propaganda arm of the DNC that’s attempting to erase [Harris’] record on border security because they know the number one most targeted demographic for this is American women that have been hurt the most by her policies. And then they’re going to seek to demonize a man like Trump who put women in positions of power and authority,” Luna explained. 

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“Women are largely being impacted not just physically from crime, but also in our pocketbooks. And I hope that many Americans join us in voting for [Trump] this November.”