2024-09-10 12:59:14
Vice President Kamala Harris and the tycoon Donald Trump They will face each other tonight Philadelphia (in the important state of Pennsylvania) is a debate that can be decisive for the November 5 elections. Observers believe that the face will be marked by “feminist forces” in how Trump treats Harris. In 2016, the Republican placed himself behind the then Democratic candidate several times Hillary Clinton, which reinforces the image that he is disrespectful to women. Whatever the human side of the debate, these are some keys to what the two candidates think.
Witchcraft
Kamala Harris presented a proposal based on support for middle-class families. His “opportunity economy” program is the main target of the middle and working class through tax assistance, regulations and cost reduction, and entrepreneurs and small and medium businesses. At the same time, he is still trying to satisfy Wall Street with proposals that are less harsh on the rich, considering, for example, a smaller increase in the capital gains tax, compared to President Joe Biden.
For your part, Trump has promised to lower costs by restoring “energy independence” by removing more oil and lowering gas prices. He has also said that he will reduce the national debt, eliminate regulations and make several tax cuts for domestic businesses and taxes on foreign imports.
Immigration
Him independent candidate has made immigration and border security a central part of his campaign, even further exploiting his anti-immigrant rhetoric in 2016. One of his promises is to complete the border wall between the United States and Mexico, as well as reinvigorate the policy of “stay . in Mexico” in addition to raising restrictions on asylum and “carrying out the largest internal deportation operation in American history” of immigrants living in the United States without legal permission. Trump has also promised to sign an executive order to end citizenship.
Kamala Harris He has defended his and the Biden administration on immigration from Mexico and is determined to try to work from causes that promote immigration from Central America. He has criticized Republicans for drafting a divisive border bill that would have tightened asylum laws and enforced other restrictions on immigration, while increasing resources to improve legal immigration pathways.
A strange process
Kamala Harris has said it will continue to support Ukraine and NATO. Regarding the war between Israel and Hamas, the Democrat has reiterated his support for Israel’s security, but he has also expressed his solidarity with the plight of civilians suffering in Gaza. He has called for a termination with the return of resurrections and has been working with Biden to reach such an agreement.
TrumpFor his part, he is sure that if he wins, the war in Ukraine will end thanks, he says, to the good relations he has with Vladimir Putin. He has hinted that he will cut American aid to Kyiv and has continued to criticize NATO allies, saying that it is not enough to put more money into the general budget. He has also expressed strong support for Israel’s right to defend itself and to pursue Hamas, but has also called for a quick end to the war.
The rapid withdrawal from Afghanistan ordered by Joe Biden at the beginning of his term was a major theme in the Trump campaign, calling it a “chaotic withdrawal” and blaming the death of 13 US service members on the Democratic administration.
abortion
Abortion is, without a doubt, one of the most divisive issues between the two candidates. The Democrat championed the administration’s fight for reproductive rights and access to abortion after the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade (1973), eliminating the constitutional protection of the right to abortion. Harris has called on Congress to pass legislation restoring abortion rights protections and has criticized state-level restrictions, asking why Republican lawmakers don’t “trust women.”
Trump, meanwhile, boasted that he had appointed three justices to the Supreme Court who voted in favor of overturning the Roe ruling. However, his position has been somewhat blurred recently on certain issues as the campaign progresses. Once he supported universal access, he now says it should be the responsibility of the states to regulate access to abortion. He recently said that if he wins in November, the government or an insurance company will be required to pay all costs associated with in vitro fertilization, or IVF, although he did not specify how the program would actually work or how it will be your expense.
Gun control
Harris has called for nationwide “red flag” laws, universal background checks and a ban on assault weapons. “Do you know what an assault weapon is? Do you know how a weapon is designed? society,” said the US vice president.
TrumpMeanwhile, it is generally believed that crime rates are increasing even though violent crime has decreased across the country as a whole compared to last year. The former president has warned that the right to bear arms is at risk in the upcoming elections and has decided to reverse the policies on this issue made by Joe Biden. Trump asserted that the Second Amendment of the US Constitution, which protects gun ownership, “is at risk” in the November 5 elections and presented himself as the only candidate capable of preserving it.
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