Head of a top investment firm used two words that could blow up Kamala Harris’ entire campaign

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Kamala Harris finally unveiled her grand economic plans.

They’re a disaster straight out of Stalin’s politburo.

And the head of a top investment firm used two words that could blow up Kamala Harris’ entire campaign.

Kamala Harris trying not to say anything of substance

One month into Kamala Harris’ 2024 Presidential campaign, and she still has not spoken to the press in any meaningful way.

Harris has not held a scheduled press conference, and she has not even committed to doing a sit-down interview with the press.

Instead of explaining her policies, Harris has been doing campaign rallies where she offers nothing more than platitudes and lies.

Meanwhile, in that same time span, Donald Trump has answered over 81 questions from reporters.

Trump went into a hostile environment at the National Association of Black Journalists, while Harris skipped the event.

However, interviews are not the only thing missing from Harris’ campaign.

She has not offered any concrete policies to voters, other than stealing Trump’s no tax on tips plan.

But that changed when Harris delivered a campaign speech in North Carolina.

Harris doubled down on idiotic Joe Biden policies that led to record-high inflation.

“The Harris campaign said that if elected, she would push for the ‘first-ever federal ban’ on food price hikes, with sweeping new powers for federal authorities,” The Washington Post reported, then added that she “will also announce plans to lower prescription drug and housing costs.”

The Post added that “Harris’ plans amount to a sharp escalation in the economic populism of even President Joe Biden, who had already pulled the party to the left on economic policy compared with his Democratic predecessors. . .While offering some overtures to the business elite, Harris is attempting to respond to intense voter frustration over rising prices — particularly grocery prices — with a far-reaching proposal.”

Harvard economist Jason Furman – the chair of the Council of Economic Advisors under former President Barack Obama –  tore into Harris for proposing price controls.

Furman said, “This is not sensible policy, and I think the biggest hope is that it ends up being a lot of rhetoric and no reality. . .There’s no upside here, and there is some downside.” 

Harris knows less than zero about economics

And the founder of one of the world’s largest global macro investment firms went even further in excoriating Harris’ economic policy.

Scott Bessent, founder and CEO of Key Square Group, called Harris an “economic illiterate” in a Breitbart interview.

“It is clear that she is an economic illiterate,” Bessent argued. “She said price ‘gauging,’ not ‘gouging,’ and she’s just reading some talking points.”

In reference to The Post article, Bessent said, “She is beginning hard left and The Washington Post is in a panic because they want her to move to the center rather than show her real character.”

Bessent pointed out the clear difference between Trump and Harris when it came to the economy.

He explained, “The Biden-Harris policies ignited the greatest inflation in 40 years, all they did was spend, spend, spend.”

He added that Harris and Biden “have wiped out the middle class.”

However, Bessent said that real wages increased for the bottom half of Americans during the Trump years.

Bessent warned, “The market would be jarred by a Harris victory, especially if the Democrats kept the Senate and won the House. . .If there’s a Democratic trifecta, watch out.”

Bessent predicted a “big rally” in the markets if Trump wins.

The economy remains the top issue for voters in November, and the difference between Trump and Harris could not be greater.

Informed American will keep you up-to-date on any developments to this ongoing story.