Monday’s cratering of global stocks amid new recession fears has Wall Street and the public scrambling to determine if Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic plan will be better than “Bidenomics.”
She hasn’t presented an economic plan other than her past bragging on Bidenomics, a phrase the administration abandoned as inflation took off. And in her focus on friendly audiences, such as black sorority conventions, she hasn’t revealed her financial agenda.
But voters are paying attention, and they are giving Harris a worse grade than President Joe Biden.
In the latest Rasmussen Reports survey shared with Secrets, most likely voters believe her economic agenda will be worse or the same as Biden’s. Rasmussen found that 38% believe it will be “worse,” 33% “about the same,” and just 22% “better.”
In the survey, 53% said the Biden-Harris economic plan has been unsuccessful.
And when asked if former President Donald Trump’s plans for the economy would be better or worse than those of the Biden-Harris administration, 51% said better and 38% worse.
“Less than a quarter of voters think Vice President Kamala Harris would do a better job on the economy than President Joe Biden, who isn’t considered very successful on the issue,” Rasmussen Reports said.
“Forty-one percent of Democrats, but just 9% of Republicans and 15% of unaffiliated voters, think Harris’s economic policies would be better than Biden’s policies. Sixty-eight percent of Republicans, 11% of Democrats and 37% of unaffiliated voters believe Harris’s policies would be worse than Biden’s,” the polling outlet said.
Bidenomics is working, but Kamalnomics will be EVEN better.
How do I know?
Take a look at this video of Kamala Harris detailing how the regime is combating inflation. pic.twitter.com/w9Bf2382a7
— Breanna Morello (@BreannaMorello) August 5, 2024
Harris has come under fire for refusing to discuss what her plans are as president, and she has flip-flopped on several of her positions in the last week.
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Many have turned to social media to see what she has said about the economy, especially on Monday after Wall Street markets tanked for the second straight week amid rising concerns that inflation and unemployment spikes will lead to a recession in the coming months.
But most of what they have found on social media are Harris’s cheerleading of Bidenomics and classic “word salads” about the economy.