
Senator Rosen Blasts Trump Economy for Hurting Nevada Tourism and Families
Key Takeaways
- Rosen criticizes Trump's economic policies ahead of Las Vegas visit
- Nevada tourism slumped as Trump returns to Las Vegas
- Trump uses Las Vegas visit to promote No Tax on Tips policy
Rosen's Economic Critique
Senator Jacky Rosen launched a comprehensive critique of President Trump's economic policies just hours before his Las Vegas visit.
Rosen blamed Trump for rising costs, declining tourism, and a struggling gaming industry in Nevada.

She said health care costs are skyrocketing and Trump is doing nothing to address the problem.
Rosen argued that Trump's tax plan, which includes provisions that tax gambling losses, is contributing to decreased visitation numbers in Las Vegas.
Not counting the pandemic, 2025 saw the biggest decline in visitation to Las Vegas in over 50 years.
Tourism Slump and Small Business
Trump's visit came amid a sharp tourism slowdown in Las Vegas.
Visitation fell 7.5% in 2025 to roughly 38.5 million people -- its lowest since 2021.

Small businesses reported foot traffic declines of about 40% over 18 months.
Democratic lawmakers dubbed the downturn the Trump slump.
Trump was promoting the No Tax on Tips policy included in the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Critics contended it does little for workers whose paychecks are being squeezed.
War, Energy, and Consumer Costs
She said gas was $5.40 per gallon in her neighborhood on Sunday.
Rosen criticized Trump for not coming to Congress to authorize military action against Iran.
Nevada has more than 200,000 veterans.
The White House says the average refund this filing season is over $3,400.
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