Harris details $100 billion manufacturing proposal, prioritizing practicality over politics

Kamala Harris delivered an economic speech outlining her “America Forward” agenda, proposing $100 billion in new investments in manufacturing, funded by international tax reform. She emphasized pragmatism over ideology, promoting free markets and practical solutions to problems. Harris positioned herself as the middle-class candidate, contrasting herself with the billionaire class represented by Donald Trump. Her speech aimed to neutralize Trump’s advantage on handling the economy, a key issue for voters in battleground states like Pennsylvania. Harris addressed concerns about inflation and rising costs for the middle class, pledging to focus on relieving economic pressure. In contrast, Trump has focused on tax cuts and tariffs as solutions to economic woes, without offering specific plans on cost reduction. Voters at Harris’ speech expressed confusion over Trump’s economic policies, citing his track record on deficits and the economy. Harris outlined plans to expand the child tax credit, address housing and food prices, and support small businesses. She promised to invest in manufacturing and counter China’s global influence, particularly in factory towns that have struggled economically. Harris also pledged to work with Congress and businesses to cut red tape and boost job creation, while criticizing Trump’s record on manufacturing and China.

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