A big issue for voters is the economy as we all like money and spending money. What do the two presidential candidates plan to do with the economy, though, and who has the better plan?
Let’s take a look at their plans.
Kamala Harris’s Economic Plan
There is one central part to Kamala Harris’s economic plan:
A giant money-making machine.
This machine will spit out money at an unbelievable rate — enough to give money to all Americans.
Now, some have objected to this plan saying it will increase inflation, but Harris says she has thought of that. The thing about her money machine is that it will print money so fast, no one will be able to raise prices fast enough to keep up with the money being handed out. Basically, it can print money faster than inflation can rise.
It’s an ambitious plan.
Trump’s Economic Plan
Donald Trump’s plan is quite different from Harris’s is but is similarly as ambitious. Here’s the central idea to his plan: We’re going to rob the World Bank of all the world’s money.
Trump’s plan is a bit less complicated than Kamala Harris’s as all we’re going to do is grab some masks and a bunch of shotguns and rob a bank. Then when the world investigates what happened to all it’s money, we just have to act innocent while using that money to stimulate the economy.
Now, some have objected to his plan saying it will ruin our exports as now no other country will have money to buy our goods. Trump’s response to this was, “Who cares? We don’t need trade because now we have all the money.”
He makes a good point.
So those are Kamala Harris’s and Donald Trump’s economic plans. But which one is better? They both seem like sound ideas and should work to help our economy, but in the end we have to choose one. I’m going to go with saying Trump’s is the better plan because Kamala is a Democrat and I don’t like Democrats.
Isn't is scary, pathetic and weird how the phrase "wearing a mask" has changed since 2020? My mind immediately went to "I'm not wearing a mask!" then I was like: "Oh, right, a different mask. Never mind..."
We should just make all the money digital. I'm sure there's no downsides to that.