Kamala Harris hasn't discussed much about her policy positions since becoming the presumptive Democratic Party nominee, and many strategists suggest this is intentional. She aims to generate excitement around her candidacy before committing to potentially controversial policies or ones that may diverge from her previous positions. However, this past weekend, she deviated from this strategy by announcing her support for a "no tax on tips" policy, which seeks to eliminate taxes on tips for service industry workers. Harris made this announcement in Las Vegas, where it was unlikely to provoke controversy. Nevertheless, the policy faces criticism for another reason: Donald Trump had previously introduced the same policy in Las Vegas in June and has been campaigning on it for two months. Does Kamala Harris have any original policy ideas? Join the conversation and get answers to this question and more on According2Sam episode #237.
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'No Tax on Tips'
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'No Tax on Tips'
According2Sam #237
Aug 13, 2024
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