Trump questions' Harris's promises

 Newsmax:

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Sunday night that Democrat nominee Kamala Harris' promises to fix the problems of her own making are a "big con," adding that she's "incapable" of doing it in the first place.

Otherwise, he said, she would have fixed it by now.
...

The Biden-Harris regime started with a spending spree that caused significant inflation.  Although the rate of inflation has slowed somewhat it is still on top of the first-year inflation rate of between nine and twenty percent.  Even if the rate of inflation slows to there or four percent those increases are on top of the high rates in the first year the Biden-Harris team was in office. 

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Harris Won’t Say Where She Stands on California Ballot Measure to Reverse Soft-on-Crime Policies

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