It's been 18 days, and the Harris/Walz Campaign still does not have an official platform or issues tab
at its official website.
She's also had no interviews and she generally runs away from the press, but she did answer a few questions on the tarmac today...
Vice President Kamala Harris fielded questions from the media for the first time since becoming the Democratic nominee for president after facing criticism.
www.foxnews.com
Supposedly, about half the voters are planning to vote for Harris. Do they know what she stands for or what her agenda is? I don't.
Based on past statements, one might assume her platform is something like this...
- 70-80% income tax bracket
- defund the police
- bail out violent criminals
- allow felons to vote
- no borders and give away our money, housing, food education and medical care to illegal immigrants
- eliminate private medical insurance
- end fracking and end the oil industry
- DEI expansion
- dismal support for Israel
- Provide EPA grant money to far-left groups
- mandatory gun buybacks
- disband ICE
- pack the Supreme Court
- end the filibuster
That can't be it, can it? Surely half the voters wouldn't want that?
