A spokesman for Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign claimed Tuesday that the Democratic nominee was “proposing” policy proposals, citing a policy proposal originally made by former President Donald Trump.
Harris called out for not taxing tips during a rally Saturday in Las Vegas, Nevada, two months after Trump first announced would end federal tip taxes during an event in that city, sparking the former president's campaign accuse the vice president to “copy” Trump. Adrienne Elrod told CNN News Central co-anchor John Berman that Harris supported much of what President Joe Biden did during his administration, but would also reveal his own proposals.
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“Certainly, again, she has many parts of President Biden's agenda that she helped pass, that she supports, but she's also going to present her own agenda and that's something you heard her talk about when she talked about the absence of tip taxes in Nevada,” Elrod stated.
Tips are an important source of income for hospitality workers in the Las Vegas area, home to the majority of Nevada's population. seconds than KVVU.
Besides a relative silence on political issues, Harris has not interview or press conference from Biden finished his candidacy for re-election on July 21. Harris campaign web site doesn't have a tab listing policy proposals or positions he's taken on major issues, while Trump's campaign site links across Trump's platform, including a downloadable PDF.
Harris leads former President Donald Trump by 1.1% in a national head-to-head matchup. seconds in the RealClearPolling polling average from July 27 to August 11, with Vice President decreasing to 0.8% when Green Party candidate Dr. Jill Stein and independent presidential candidates Cornel West and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are included in the surveys.
In Nevada, Trump leads Harris by 3.7% in a head-to-head matchup, seconds in RealClearPolling, with both candidates tied up in a race to five.
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