It has been close to three months since Vice President Kamala Harris has been the Democratic nominee for the presidential elections in the United States of America. In this regard, Donald Trump has criticized her record while she promotes her outlook on the country. Along with her running mate, Governor Tim Walz, Harris has outlined economic policy, immigration policy, and foreign policy as they prepare for the upcoming elections scheduled for November 5.
Highlights from Kamala Harris and Gov. Economic Priorities
The economy as a demographic continues to be an essential aspect of the voting public., Harris has been a defender of the Biden government, especially on the issue of low unemployment rates. It was during this period that she presented the core proposals of her campaign that would tackle the country’s economic problems. There would be poster campaigns to explain the various tax incentives where her government, including a new Business Opportunity Center for prospective homebuyers and small-scale investors, would expand housing provision through, among other things, increased child tax credits.
As to how she would fund these programs, Harris placed a premium on equity. “I’m going to make sure the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share,” Harris said. She reasoned that it should not be the case that teachers and nurses who have paid taxes all their lives have to pay more taxes than billionaires and multinational companies.
Foreign Policy and Conflict in Israel and Ukrainian problem
Harris has also spoken out on foreign policy issues, including the situation in Israel and Ukraine. One year on from Hamas’s terror attack on Israel, Harris remarked that the U.S.-Israel relationships remain intact. The Biden administration has requested a cease fight in Gaza. However, the Israeli operation is still going on, which is making it messy.
On the gun Ukraine, owners, Harris reasoned somewhere no discussion would take place with vlad concerning Ukraine without Ukraine, Harris explained republic and reiterated that approach strongly. That is, he displayed sharp displeasure for claiming that he could end the operation in a single day. In that case, United States policy will, in all likelihood, lead to the submission of Ukraine, Harris argued. “Ukrainian sovereignty must be guaranteed – because Ukrainians must determine Ukraine’s future,” Harris added.
Immigration and Border Security
Harris has indeed delved into the issue of immigration reform, which has been more than convoluted in the recent past. After coming to the southern border, she appreciated the steps undertaken by the Biden administration toward controlling the asylum process and tightening the borders. In the future, while discussing immigration, Harris emphasized that Congress must act to implement meaningful immigration reforms. He accused Trump of opposing the bipartisan immigration border security legislation because Trump views the immigration crisis as a political game rather than a problem that needs fixing.
Highlights from Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz’s Emergence on the National Stage
GoV Tim Walz, who was the least known on the ticket, has come under more scrutiny after Kamala Harris chose him as her running mate. Walz has made such admissions before, but the reassessment in terms of who he is in the mind of the voter leaves him undeterred. He concedes such errors, stating that voters will not pigeonhole him in that department and will see him as one who does not mince his words, as opposed to Trump. “I, for one, think people understand the distinction between someone like me and a serial liar of Donald Trump’s caliber,” Walz said.
Kamala Harris and Walz are still trying to win over voters. With a few weeks left before election day, they must explain how they intend to solve critical issues, including the economy, foreign relations, and immigration while responding to the Trump campaign attacks.
