Kamala Harris Unveils New Economic Agenda

Vice president Kamala Harris, who is vying for the White House, just released her first list of policies intended to continue the work of the Biden administration and reverse price hikes.

According to Harris' campaign officials, a detailed explanation of the economic plan is expected to be announced in a North Carolina rally on Friday, but we do have information on the basics.

Harris' rent and mortgage policy includes providing a $25,000 downpayment to new homeowners who paid their rents effectively and on time, putting a strong emphasis on immigrants and first-generation homeowners who never had a family history of owning a home in the United States. Harris is also calling for federal funding to be allocated towards constructing 3 million new housing units in an attempt to lower prices, even though many large companies and real estate investors are contributing to price gouging in the real estate industry, including Blackrock.

Harris is also proposing radical price gouging on food and groceries to combat rising prices and the overwhelming increase in prices since President Trump left office.

Harris is even proposing strengthening Medicare and Social Security, lowering prescription drug prices on insulin and out-of-pocket expensive at a cap of 2,000 for all Americans on Medicare. She wants to continue raising the minimum wage and end taxes on tips, a policy first introduced by Trump which the Biden/Harris administration refused to implement until now.

Overall, she wants to continue and extent Biden-era economic policies to improve the situation of the economy, which has not had a particularly beneficial reputation in the eyes of many Americans, who dealt with the financial burden of higher prices and taxes.