A few hours ago, Kamala Harris posted this to her Facebook page:
I like that a lot, and it sure feels accurate — she’s been campaigning on positive things she will do to solve real problems Americans are facing, while Trump is campaigning on fear, fear, fear — of immigrants, of liberals, of whoever he needs to throw under the bus to rile up his base.
What does Harris’s to-do list look like? I’m glad you asked!
I’m sharing the image from Facebook so you can share it easily if you’d like, but here is the list in text for those who need it:
- Cut taxes for more than 100 million Americans.
- Strengthen Medicare and protect Social Security.
- Work with private sector to build 3 million new homes to increase housing supply and bring down costs.
- Pass the bipartisan border security bill to strengthen and secure our border.
- Restore reproductive freedom.
- Legalize recreational marijuana.
- Cap the cost of insulin at $35 per month and prescription drug costs at $2,000 a year for all Americans.
- Expand Medicare to cover home care for seniors and people with disabilities.
- Protect and strengthen the Affordable Care Act.
- Promote common sense gun safety laws to protect Americans from gun violence.
- Invest in American manufacturing and clean energy.
- Expand the startup tax deduction for small business by 10x to $50,000.
- Give families a $6,000 tax credit during the first year of their child’s life.
- Pass the first-ever federal ban on corporate price gouging on food and groceries.
- And more.
Isn’t that refreshing? No ranting. No raving. No scapegoating. No hate. Just a list of things that Kamala Harris wants to implement to see very real, very positive changes in as many American lives as possible.
Electing Kamala Harris to defeat Trump is one thing, but let’s not forget to elect Kamala Harris for the American people!
And hey, while we’re at it, let’s give her a Democrat-majority House and Senate to work with so that her agenda isn’t gridlocked!
Early voting is open now, and Election Day is right around the corner — where has October even gone??
Let’s get this done, friends. Vote! (Every election, every time!)