New Hampshire residents are struggling just to survive. Whether it’s the gas pump, the grocery store, or the utility bills, families are reeling from relentless price hikes with no relief in sight. The cost of living crisis isn’t an abstract economic concept; it’s the daily reality for working families across our state.
Grocery prices have surged, with essentials like eggs, dairy, and meat climbing to levels that force families to choose between nutrition and other necessities. Gas prices fluctuate wildly but trend ever upward, punishing commuters and small business owners alike. Utility bills for heating and electricity take a disproportionate bite out of New Hampshire household budgets, especially during our harsh winters.
The root causes are multifaceted: reckless federal spending that fuels inflation, supply chain disruptions that were never properly addressed, regulatory burdens that drive up costs for producers and consumers alike, and an energy policy that prioritizes ideology over affordability.
My plan focuses on attacking these root causes head-on. We need fiscal discipline in Washington to tame inflation. We need to unleash American energy production to bring down fuel and heating costs. We need to cut the red tape that adds unnecessary costs to everything from housing to healthcare. And we need trade policies that put American consumers first.
I produce detailed video breakdowns of each driver of rising costs, complete with data and concrete policy proposals. No vague promises, just real solutions backed by transparency and action. I feel these pressures every single week, and I’m committed to fighting for relief.