A Harris economy could be more progressive than 'Bidenomics'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : In recent weeks, Harris has embarked on an economic "opportunity tour," making the case that wage increases have been outpacing inflation, that manufacturing jobs are growing and that Democrats have been fighting to forgive student loan debt.
46% : "For too long, the rules have been written in the favor of the people who have the most and not in favor of the people who work the most."As Harris prepares to potentially replace President Joe Biden atop the Democratic ticket, she now faces the challenge of articulating her own vision for steering a U.S. economy that is still grappling with inflation while drawing sharp distinctions with Trump, who has promised more tax cuts and tariffs.
38% : Those arguments now foreshadow the case she will be making to voters as she runs against Trump.
11% : During a Democratic primary debate in late 2019, Harris called Trump "erratic" on trade policy and said his tariff wars had hurt soybean farmers in Iowa, who faced foreign retaliation.
6% : Last week, Harris echoed her earlier criticism of Trump when discussing his plan to impose 10% tariffs on all imports into the United States.

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