Harris goes populist on economy in bid for votes

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The mystery of Vice President Kamala Harris‘s plans for office is slowly receding, replaced in turn by fierce debate over what those plans will mean for the average voter.

Harris began lifting the veil of secrecy from her campaign, especially when it comes to the economy, with a series of proposals laid out at the end of last week. What emerged was a decidedly populist economic plan.

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