Black voters warned that Harris vote-‘buying’ plan makes them dependent on government

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Vice President Kamala Harris’s Opportunity Agenda for Black Men would make those who take loans and contracts dependent on the federal government, a prominent anti-regulation group warned on Tuesday.

Deregulation expert Clyde Wayne Crews with the Competitive Enterprise Institute said her plan aimed at “buying votes” would force black-owned businesses to take federal projects and then keep them on the government’s payroll by making them “favored firms.”

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