Democratic nominee to draw contrast with Trump on tax and tariffs when she lays out details on Friday, aides say

Kamala Harris will announce plans to tackle high grocery costs by targeting corporations in the food and grocery industry, as she previews her economic agenda ahead of the November election.

She will also tackle prescription drug and housing costs, drawing a contrast with Trump on tariffs and taxes, according to a Harris campaign statement.

Harris is expected to lay out some details of her economic plan in a speech in North Carolina on Friday.

“Same values, different vision,” said one aide, describing how Harris’s economic agenda will compare with that of Joe Biden, who stepped aside as the Democratic presidential candidate last month.

  • @StinkyOnions
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    Jesus Christ bro, all you fucking do is bitch and cry about every little thing a Democrat does but have no reaction when it’s a fucking republican. Just stfu with your apathetic bs

      • Coelacanth
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        If everyone reasonable blocks them, nobody is left to downvote and push back and their messaging reaches more susceptible voters.

        • @[email protected]
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          Zero-blocklist fam rise up

          Think of the Day 1 users on here! “Wow Lemmy is cool except for the five wild comments at the bottom of each thread, each with five upvotes* and no pushback” *from each other

      • @DarkDecay
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        Too much fun laughing at him/her

    • @[email protected]
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      I’m pretty liberal myself, but calm tfd dude. It’s an open platform and in fighting only improves the democrats

    • @[email protected]
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      Pressuring Democrats to deliver for the working class is a good thing. Organizing around these issues show them that they’re important and not a liability, but an asset. My guess is they’re taking big insurance money and that’s why they aren’t going to deliver on healthcare save for some very minor changes.