The Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, is preparing to present her economic plan in a speech this Tuesday. Harris's comments will be crucial in a tight electoral race, with a significant group of undecided voters looking for more information about the vice president.
In her economic platform, Harris proposes tax breaks and federal subsidies for new parents, first-time homebuyers, and entrepreneurs. She aims to address concerns about inflation by targeting price speculators, a proposal that has reduced the traditional Republican advantage on economic issues, according to polls.
Brian Deese, Harris's campaign advisor, emphasizes the importance of the economy in the campaign, linking the risks Trump poses to the economy and democracy. Harris believes Trump's actions could have profound consequences on business investment and economic growth.
In her speech, Harris plans to warn about a possible second term for Trump, arguing that it would bring chaos and division instead of focusing on the needs of citizens. She will also present her own political and economic agenda as an alternative.
Harris's event will take place at the National Mall, a symbolic location that seeks to evoke both the chaos of January 6, 2021, and the importance of the elections. The vice president faces the challenge of simplifying her argument and consolidating her message before voters concerned about Trump and the aftermath of the pandemic, as well as recent political controversies.
Harris will defend her stance as an advocate for freedom, addressing issues such as economic mobility, reproductive rights, and protection against retaliation. She is committed to listening to experts, individuals affected by her decisions, and those who disagree with her, seeking to differentiate herself from Trump and offer an alternative vision for the country.
