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Kamala Harris Was the Biggest Cheerleader for Bidenomics

July 31, 2024

by John Carney
Breitbart.com

Biden’s Economy Is Likely to Weigh on Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris has entered the presidential race burdened by her deep ties to the widely disliked Biden economy.

The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris poll has Harris behind Donald Trump by three points. While that is narrower than the seven point lead Trump had over Joe Biden, it is hardly the explosion of popularity you might expect from the ebullient reaction from Democratic partisans and their allies in the establishment media.

Keep in mind that Republicans have lost the popular vote in all but one election since 2000. So, Harris being just behind Trump 100 days before the election means Trump is in a strong position.

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