This article was authored by Andy Puzder for FoxNews.com on October 23, 2024
Harris has opted for policies designed to assuage voters harmed by the Biden/Harris economy.
Leave it to MSNBC to ferret out "The biggest difference between Trump's and Harris' economic pitches." According to a recent MSNBC opinion piece with that title, "Trump is obsessed with the macroeconomics, big-picture, 10,000-foot view of the economy" while Harris offers a "microeconomic pitch," with specific polices to improve Americans’ economic circumstances.
Respectfully, the piece does not make the point its author thought he was making.
Particularly in this election year, no one should criticize a presidential candidate as "obsessed" with addressing macroeconomic issues such as inflation, wages, interest rates, economic growth and the deficit.
The Biden/Harris administration’s failure to effectively address these very issues resulted in massive inflation, declining real wages, stifling interest rates, a surging federal deficit, and an almost incomprehensibly large national debt.
American voters will likely insist that the next president have a better plan to address those issues.
And there’s the rub – Harris doesn’t have one. She has unabashedly praised the current plan, a failed big government hodgepodge of massive spending and increased regulatory pressure called Bidenomics.
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