Those talking points; ( Trump a dictator, high prices?? ( like we have now) ..project 2025.. Nobody in this realm of life actually believe any of those things. What most people believe what my previous post reported.. now Kamala wants to give every first home buyer $25,000.. just ask any economist what damage that would have to the housing market , the inflation that would cause. This is just another attempt to buy votes , with her knowing that give away would have to have congressional approval .. Trump has a way to fix the problems democrats have cause simply by getting democrats out of the way and let this country do what it does best when we remove the regulations and red tape that are stifling our economy… tax breaks are what we need at this time, not tax increases on corporations that do the hiring and pay the paychecks… Kamala want to handcuff the job makers with a 29% tax..So far her first three policies ideas are detrimental to our fragile economy…
Project 2025 is very real and it was engineered by Trump's people. Notice that Trump says "I know nothing about it" and in the same breath says "it has some interesting parts." The people who create it, and others who bought in and are training others on managing it, are all from the Trump campaign or even his cabinet. If you don't know that Project 2025 is the blueprint for Trump's next administration, you're not paying any attention.
Harris' plan to get first time homebuyers $25K assistance isn't as direct as you seem to think. First of all, it's only for first-time homebuyers, so this would be for lower-end buyers. Not mansions. not for corporations. It would have to go through Congress, anyway, so all the details would have to be worked out, and along with other programs to increase housing inventory, would help get families into homes.
Lastly, bringing up the top marginal corporate tax rate to 29% is not handcuffing job makers. It's just getting them to pay more of their share. Corporations already pay taxes ONLY on their profits. Not on income. Talk about "make America great again" but the US economy was strongest when its top marginal rate was over 90%, and this plan doesn't even touch 30%, while we're racking up a record national debt. Not raising taxes after all the easy cuts were made decades ago, to partially balance the budget, is stupid. Wealth inequality is already crazy high.
One Trump's worst ideas was to give away $trillions to corporations to "protect jobs" with his PPP "loans."