Staff Reports
A recent commentary piece has made a bold assertion: when it comes to the economy, there’s no competition—former President Donald Trump reigns supreme over Vice President Kamala Harris. Tiana Lowe Doescher of the Washington Examiner wasted no time in hammering home the point that Trump’s record is so superior that it wouldn’t even make for a fair debate. For conservative Americans keeping track, this isn’t exactly breaking news, but it’s always fascinating to see the mainstream media suddenly discover fiscal reality.
Doescher’s recent appearance on Fox News underscored how Trump’s tenure as president, characterized by economic growth, far outshines the dismal numbers under the Biden-Harris administration. Under their leadership, American workers have seen a troubling 5% drop in weekly wages, a fact that any reasonable person can’t ignore. The numbers don’t lie, and it appears the current administration is struggling to figure out how to keep American wallets full.
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Kamala Harris, often mentioned as the administration’s hidden decision-maker, has been notably absent from any real accountability or debate platforms. Doescher pointed out that Harris’s strategy seems to be aiming for an early retirement from the public eye until voting begins. Instead of stepping up and defending her policies, she seems content to let her allies in the progressive media run cover for her while avoiding difficult questions. In the age of digital communication, one has to wonder how many more times she can dodge accountability before voters start noticing.
The media’s role in this entire scenario has been nothing short of interesting. These days, it appears that the outlets are more invested in protecting Harris than they are in upholding journalistic integrity. Rather than pushing for debates or grilled interviews that the American people deserve, it seems like certain journalists have opted to make her resistance to such exchanges a non-issue, all while hoping she can ride the coattails of Trump’s previous debates—where he certainly left quite the impact.
In the end, it looks as though the Biden-Harris team will be utilizing the age-old, not-so-new tactic of hiding in plain sight. They’re banking on a lackluster performance disguised by a chaotic media landscape; Kamala Harris is just waiting for those initial votes to roll in. Meanwhile, most people are left scratching their heads, wondering what happened to the prosperity they once felt under Trump’s watch. If the numbers and commentary are any indication, Democrats may have a tough time justifying their policies when compared to the achievements made during the last Republican administration.
