Kamala Harris' Pro-Worker Claims Fail Under Scrutiny
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 75 days ago
Kamala Harris' credentials as a pro-worker candidate are being called into question as scrutiny increases over her administration's fiscal policies and impact on American small businesses.
The vice president has launched a PR campaign to rebrand herself as a defender of the working class, but critics argue that her record speaks otherwise.
Since the beginning of the Biden administration, Harris has cast numerous tie-breaking votes that have directly contributed to soaring inflation and increased economic hardship for American families.
Notably, her approval of the American Rescue Plan ignited historic inflation rates, further burdening the very workers she professes to champion.
Harris has also pushed for higher corporate taxes and more stringent regulations that threaten to stifle small business growth — precisely the cornerstone of a healthy economy.
While she highlights increased small business tax credits, analysts suggest that any benefits from these credits will likely be dwarfed by the tax increases her administration has proposed.
This administration has often pointed to misleading statistics as evidence of its support for small businesses. For example, the claimed record of 19 million small business applications does not correlate with actual business formation, leaving many to question the validity of such numbers.
Moreover, the Biden-Harris administration's reversal of pro-worker legislation established under President Trump has imposed restrictive measures on freelancers and small businesses alike.
Harris has even expressed intentions to pass the PRO Act, a move that many believe would further restrict worker freedom and penalize independent contractors — a group that comprises over 70 million workers in the U.S.
These actions paint a picture of an administration that does not truly value the independence of workers or the viability of small businesses, contradicting any claims of being “pro-worker.”
As the clock ticks down to the election, Harris will need to convince voters that she is the right choice for those seeking economic relief.
With polls indicating a tightening race and a growing number of voters sensing that Trump represents a genuine change, the pressure is on Harris to demonstrate her authenticity and commitment to the American worker.
The voters deserve clarity in the policies that would shape their economic future — something they are unlikely to find in the murky waters of Harris' ever-evolving narrative.
Sources:
redstate.com
theblaze.com
webcache.googleusercontent.compolitico.com
The vice president has launched a PR campaign to rebrand herself as a defender of the working class, but critics argue that her record speaks otherwise.
Since the beginning of the Biden administration, Harris has cast numerous tie-breaking votes that have directly contributed to soaring inflation and increased economic hardship for American families.
Notably, her approval of the American Rescue Plan ignited historic inflation rates, further burdening the very workers she professes to champion.
Harris has also pushed for higher corporate taxes and more stringent regulations that threaten to stifle small business growth — precisely the cornerstone of a healthy economy.
While she highlights increased small business tax credits, analysts suggest that any benefits from these credits will likely be dwarfed by the tax increases her administration has proposed.
This administration has often pointed to misleading statistics as evidence of its support for small businesses. For example, the claimed record of 19 million small business applications does not correlate with actual business formation, leaving many to question the validity of such numbers.
Moreover, the Biden-Harris administration's reversal of pro-worker legislation established under President Trump has imposed restrictive measures on freelancers and small businesses alike.
Harris has even expressed intentions to pass the PRO Act, a move that many believe would further restrict worker freedom and penalize independent contractors — a group that comprises over 70 million workers in the U.S.
These actions paint a picture of an administration that does not truly value the independence of workers or the viability of small businesses, contradicting any claims of being “pro-worker.”
As the clock ticks down to the election, Harris will need to convince voters that she is the right choice for those seeking economic relief.
With polls indicating a tightening race and a growing number of voters sensing that Trump represents a genuine change, the pressure is on Harris to demonstrate her authenticity and commitment to the American worker.
The voters deserve clarity in the policies that would shape their economic future — something they are unlikely to find in the murky waters of Harris' ever-evolving narrative.
Sources:
redstate.com
theblaze.com
webcache.googleusercontent.compolitico.com
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