Kamala Harris won't articulate her economic plan - so Trump put on...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Maybe if Trump can stay on this same economic message long enough, nail it during the upcoming debate, he can win over enough voters and get elected president for a second time.
41% : Yes, I have my doubts, but I did notice some nodding in agreement as Trump explained how he will lower the corporate tax rate to 15% for those companies that make their goods in the US.
37% : Oh, and it's Trump who's really the economic illiterate of the two.
29% : The American people deserve more out of a VP who either knew or should have known she would get the call because Sleepy Joe was on his way out.Trump literally riffed for an hour Thursday on how he will create jobs, bring down prices of basics for average people, and what's wrong with Harris's obtuse plans for the country.
28% : As Trump put it (and Mark, feel free to fact-check), what's been leaked "includes the promise to end the Trump tax cuts, which again by itself would be a massive tax increase, would increase taxes over $5 trillion . . .
19% : Trump painted a dystopian vision for the country if Harris is elected -- a larger open border, higher crime, massive taxes and weakness around the globe.
3% : Funny thing happened on Thursday: Donald Trump articulated the Kamala Harris economic plan better than Kamala Harris.To borrow the left's favorite criticism of all things Trump, it was "weird."

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