We know she plans to hit companies that “price gouge”, but, how? What’s the plan? What’s the definition? Why do most economists and even Democrats say this is a bad idea? She says she will rescue the middle class (from 3 1/2 years of the Biden-Harris administration): how?
Harris has economic plan Goldman Sachs loves — but voters not allowed to see it
Vice President Kamala Harris did not trip on the debate stage, smack her head on the lectern, pass out or vomit on herself Tuesday night. She cackled only once.
So for her, it was a ringing success.
But her big, insurmountable political problem remains. Will voters cast their ballots based on a fairly unmemorable debate in which she said nothing? Or will they cast their ballots based on whether they are better off today than they were nearly four years ago when Ms. Harris and President Biden took office?
She then claimed to have a plan for an “opportunity economy” — a plan she said is approved by Goldman Sachs and Wharton School of Business. But, apparently, the plan is so super secret that she will not let voters see it until after the election.
But we know Goldman Sachs loves it!
“It’s like four sentences,” Mr. Trump joked. “Like ’run, Spot, run.’”
Well, in fairness, it is more than 4 sentences, but, it really doesn’t say much. It’s not even as detailed as the underwear gnomes plan.
As always, it was Mr. Trump against everybody else. The only one on his side Tuesday night was Lady Luck, who won him the coin flip so he got the last word.
He wondered why if Ms. Harris has all these great secret plans to fix everything she doesn’t get immediately to Washington right now and fix them since she is the sitting vice president.
Then he answered his own question. It’s because Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris are “the worst president and worst vice president in history.”
No worries, Kamala Harris will totally rescue us from the Biden-Harris administration.
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