Donald Trump criticized the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut, suggesting it indicates a struggling economy or political maneuvering, while the Biden administration celebrated it as a sign of inflation control. The Fed's decision, seen as a move towards stimulating economic growth, coincides with the upcoming presidential elections, potentially benefiting Kamala Harris’s campaign. While the rate cut may lower borrowing costs for mortgages and loans, economists caution that it won't significantly alleviate the burden of high credit card debt for many Americans. The Fed's actions are framed within a larger context of economic recovery following pandemic-induced challenges and inflation spikes. Some experts argue that despite short-term benefits, the underlying issues of excessive government spending and living costs remain unaddressed. As the election approaches, the true impact of these economic changes on voter sentiment remains uncertain.