During the Democratic National Convention, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz emotionally accepted his vice presidential nomination alongside his family, emphasizing Kamala Harris's commitment to cutting middle-class taxes and addressing prescription drug prices. Harris, in her campaign rallies, promised to reduce grocery costs by ensuring competitive markets, while facing criticism over her inaction during her time in office. Critics have questioned her proposals to tackle inflation and grocery prices, pointing out that she has been in a position to influence these issues since the Biden administration began, yet prices have continued to rise. Walmart's recent announcement to reduce prices on over 7,000 products could bolster Harris's electoral appeal if implemented successfully. Overall, the economic messaging from both Walz and Harris aims to resonate with voters dissatisfied with rising living costs, though skepticism surrounds their promises. The political landscape suggests a focus on economic issues as central to the upcoming election.