Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich claims that undecided voters overwhelmingly believe Kamala Harris is more radical than Trump, as her economic policies and the state of the economy weigh against her.
Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker, has asserted that undecided voters overwhelmingly consider Vice President Kamala Harris to be "much more radical" than even Donald Trump due to her economic policies and the current state of the economy.
Despite the media's positive coverage, Harris has struggled to gain a clear lead in the polls. Gingrich attributes her weakness to the negative impact of the Biden administration's economic policies, known as Bidenomics, on which Harris bears partial responsibility.
Harris's Economic Woes: Undecided Voters See Her as 'Radical'
Harris's evasive responses to economic questions have further eroded her credibility. When asked about the economy, she has resorted to personal anecdotes rather than outlining specific plans.
Gingrich contends that Harris is likely relying on Bidenomics, which has failed to deliver on its promises of reducing the cost of living, investing in infrastructure, and improving the lives of Americans.
Harris's Economic Woes: Undecided Voters See Her as 'Radical'
Polls conducted by Rasmussen Reports and Scott Rasmussen paint a grim economic picture, with only 23% of Americans believing the economy is improving and 74% rating it as poor or fair.
As the candidate of the incumbent party, Harris is facing an uphill battle, given that only a quarter of Americans view the economy positively. Her previous statements, such as supporting a ban on fracking, have further alienated potential voters.
Harris's Economic Woes: Undecided Voters See Her as 'Radical'
Ultimately, Gingrich argues that the economy is likely to be Harris's undoing, as it has become increasingly evident to Americans that the Biden-Harris administration has failed to address the rising cost of living and other economic challenges.
Harris's lack of concrete economic plans and her tacit support for Bidenomics, coupled with the negative economic sentiment among voters, has created a significant obstacle for her campaign.
Harris's Economic Woes: Undecided Voters See Her as 'Radical'
