Kamala Harris’s economic plan, or lack thereof, has raised eyebrows among critics, who point out that her campaign website is sparse on policy details. The Democratic presidential candidate’s recent proposal to eliminate taxes on tips has been met with ridicule, as it bears a striking resemblance to a promise made by Donald Trump during his campaign.
Fox News contributor Mary Katharine Ham called out Harris for copying Trump’s idea, saying, “This is really quite embarrassing. The first idea out of the campaign is a direct copy of Trump populism?”
The criticism highlights Harris’s lack of originality and raises questions about her ability to develop her own policy initiatives.
Furthermore, the Culinary Workers Union, which has already endorsed Trump’s proposal, has left Harris’s campaign looking like it’s playing catch-up.
The move has sparked speculation about what other ideas Harris might “borrow” from Trump’s campaign, and whether voters would be better off looking to Trump’s website for policy proposals.
The media’s reaction to Harris’s proposal will be closely watched, particularly given their past criticism of Trump’s similar idea. It remains to be seen how they will respond to Harris’s apparent lack of creativity and her decision to adopt a policy idea from her opponent.
