Vice President Kamala Harris refused to answer the opening question of the presidential debate on Tuesday night when asked if Americans were better off now, under nearly four years of the Biden-Harris administration, or under former President Donald Trump.
The question was posed to Harris by ABC News moderator David Muir at the start of the debate.
Harris responded by talking about her childhood and how she is for the middle class and how she believes in “the ambition, the aspirations, [and] the dreams of the American people.”
She made misleading remarks about Trump’s economic agenda and at no point answered Muir’s questions.
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WATCH:
Vice President Kamala Harris is asked if Americans are better off now than they were under former President Donald Trump.
She did NOT answer the question and lied about Trump’s economic plan.
David Muir failed to note that Harris did not answer the question. pic.twitter.com/UvL7dJljT9
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) September 11, 2024
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Vice President Kamala Harris refused to answer the opening question of the presidential debate on Tuesday night when asked if Americans were better off now, under nearly four years of the Biden-Harris administration, or under former President Donald Trump.
The question was posed to Harris by ABC News moderator David Muir at the start of the debate.
Harris responded by talking about her childhood and how she is for the middle class and how she believes in “the ambition, the aspirations, [and] the dreams of the American people.”
She made misleading remarks about Trump’s economic agenda and at no point answered Muir’s questions.
Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you.
WATCH:
Vice President Kamala Harris is asked if Americans are better off now than they were under former President Donald Trump.
She did NOT answer the question and lied about Trump’s economic plan.
David Muir failed to note that Harris did not answer the question. pic.twitter.com/UvL7dJljT9
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) September 11, 2024
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