As 'Black Monday' Trends, Trump Drops Devastating Kamala Harris Ad Pushing 'Bidenomics'

As “Black Monday” trended and a senior economic adviser abandoned ship at the White House, former President Donald Trump dealt a devastating blow to his rival's mother's campaign.

Following reports on Monday morning that security systems were activated in Japan to prevent panic selling also led to brokerage crashes and errors after weak job figures in July had sparked Friday's sell-off. Reading the tea leaves, Trump seized on the “KamalaCrash” hashtag as his campaign ran an ad featuring Vice President Kamala Harris praising his boss's economic policies.

Clocking in at nearly a minute, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee's supercut announcing “Bidenomics works,” began with the message: “Kamala Harris owns Bidenomics.”

“It's a term we're very proud of, I've got to tell you,” he said at one point, while another clip showed the vice president expressing: “This is all part of our joint project of what America can be. This is Bidenomics.”

Kamala Harris: “Bidenomics works” #KamalaCrashpic.twitter.com/3Yvde319qr

— GOP (@GOP) August 5, 2024

Owning the policies of the current administration as it tries to carry the globalist standard into its own four-year term, neither President Joe Biden nor Harris had issued a statement on the market at the time of this publication.

The silence prompted Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton (R) to issue a demand for the Democrat to prove himself up to the job he was auditioning for as he wrote to X: “Vice President Harris must explain his economic policies immediately, without a script. If he can't answer a single question, he can't handle the job.”

Stephen Miller, founder of America First Legal and senior adviser to Trump, upped the ante as he reacted to the senator's post with his own saying: “Kamala needs to hold a press conference or resign. If she can't answer one she asks about an economic emergency, she can't be vice president or POTUS”.

Kamala must hold a press conference or resign. If you can't answer a single question about an economic emergency, you can't be VP or POTUS. https://t.co/nOKXxe4zSg

— Stephen Miller (@StephenM) August 5, 2024

Meanwhile, Harris was expected to join President Joe Biden for a meeting with his national security team in the Situation Room at anticipation of an attack on Israel from Iran.

At the same time, Biden marked the departure of bailout coordinator and former National Economic Council director Gene Sperling, who he boasted helped provide “economic relief to cities and counties across the country, protected millions in union pensions, made the largest federal investment ever in public safety and kept thousands of small businesses afloat.”

Sperling, the president suggested, helped “execute a rescue plan that has led to one of the most equitable and resilient economic recoveries ever.”

Cotton further ripped the administration as he wrote, “Biden's campaign was an 'emperor has no clothes' moment. Everyone knew it. Kamala's candidacy is the same. Everyone, and I mean everyone, he knows he can't fix the economy or inflation or Iran. He can't even answer a *single* question without a script.”

“How can Kamala Harris serve as president if she can't speak without a script?” he raised “This would be a repeat of the Biden farce, but worse. At least Biden is in the middle of the Democratic Party. Kamala is on the far left, even more extreme than Bernie Sanders.”

How can Kamala Harris be president if she can't speak without a script?

This would be a repeat of the Biden charade, but worse.
At least Biden is in the middle of the Democratic Party.

Kamala is on the extreme left, even more extreme than Bernie Sanders.

— Tom Cotton (@TomCottonAR) August 5, 2024

Summarizing his own economic achievements that were largely ignored by the corporate media due to the impact the COVID response had, Trump summed up the difference between his policies and Harris in an easily marketable slogan, “TRUMP CASH vs .KAMALA CRASH!”

Staff writer

A native of Brooklyn, NY, Kevin Haggerty is a graduate of Hunter College, where he studied Cultural Anthropology and Geography. An avid reader and seeker of truth, he currently resides in Texas with his wife and dog, and when he's not researching current events and their impacts, you'll find him spending time with friends and family or working on his next novel ·the.

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