Trump's Economy Policy Remains Popular, Harris Prepares for Debate

Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are preparing to face off in their first debate, with the economy being a major topic of discussion. Despite criticism from Democrats, Trump's economic policies continue to resonate with voters, while Harris unveils her own economic plans.

Fox News panelists discussed the upcoming presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, with a focus on their respective economic policies.

According to a recent poll by "The New York Times" and Siena College, the race between Trump and Harris is virtually tied, with each candidate receiving support from 47% of likely voters. The debate, which will be held on Tuesday, is seen as a crucial moment for both candidates, with the economy expected to be a major topic of discussion.

Trump's Economy Policy Remains Popular, Harris Prepares for Debate

During a campaign event in Hudson, Wisconsin, Trump outlined his economic plans, which include raising tariffs, securing the border, and ending the war in Ukraine. He also touted his vice presidential pick, Senator J.D. Vance, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who suspended his campaign to endorse Trump.

Meanwhile, Harris has been preparing for the debate by engaging in debate prep sessions and visiting a spice store in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She has emphasized her "future-oriented" agenda, contrasting it with Trump's focus on the past.

Harris has also unveiled a series of economic proposals, including a massive tax cut for small businesses, investments in housing, and efforts to combat price gouging. She has proposed expanding the child tax credit and investing in the middle class.

Democrats have criticized Trump's tax cuts as primarily benefiting the wealthy, while Harris's plans have been met with skepticism by some analysts, who argue that they will increase taxes for all taxpayers.

The debate is expected to center on the contrast between Trump's "America First" agenda and Harris's focus on investing in the middle class and addressing economic inequality. Trump will likely emphasize his record on job growth and deregulation, while Harris will attempt to portray him as out of touch with the concerns of ordinary Americans.

The debate is also expected to touch on other issues, such as the border crisis and gun control. It will be the first time that Trump and Harris have faced off in a debate setting, and it is likely to be a highly watched event with major implications for the upcoming election.