Kamala Harris’s economic policies represent a dangerous and deceptive path for America.

Despite presiding over a broken fiscal system for over three years—while her administration’s scandals and corruption run rampant—she now promises reform, questioning why she didn’t act sooner. The answer is clear: her policies benefit the powerful and well-connected, not the American people.

Harris’s push for a progressive tax system is steeped in Marxist ideology and driven by deceit. She claims the wealthy and corporations should “contribute their fair share,” but this is a smokescreen. Politicians like Harris, who demand higher taxes on the rich, are the same ones who craft tax laws that favor special interests. Wealthy individuals exploit extensive legal loopholes to evade taxes, while corporations shift their tax burdens to consumers. Thus, the tax burden is ultimately passed onto the average American, who often remains unaware of the hidden costs embedded in everyday utilities and goods.

Moreover, the government’s ability to print money creates a hidden tax through inflation, eroding the value of what you earn. Harris’s administration squanders resources on vote-buying schemes under the guise of infrastructure and social programs, which primarily benefit unions, developers, and large corporations. Green projects and other initiatives are simply elaborate schemes to funnel money into the pockets of the wealthy and well-connected, ensuring continued support for the ruling party.

The hypocrisy of Harris’s promises is glaring. She claims she will close loopholes and address income inequality, yet her policies, such as increasing the minimum wage, destroy entry-level jobs and drive automation. Her assurance that those earning under $400,000 will not see increased taxes fails to recognize the detrimental impact on small business owners and dual-income families—the very backbone of innovation and economic strength. Her agenda will weaken the middle class, not strengthen it.

In reality, Harris’s economic proposals are nothing more than a racket—a means for politicians to extract money from citizens while creating the illusion of progress. The so-called investments in social programs and infrastructure are little more than vehicles for buying political support and ensuring the regime's continued power.

Bottom line…

Ultimately, Harris’s economic policies are a recipe for disaster, designed to perpetuate a cycle of corruption and inefficiency. If we continue down this path, the damage to the American economy and middle class will be profound and lasting.

To say we, and our nation, would be well and truly screwed is an understatement.

Steve