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Over the past few days, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have held campaign events to detail their economic agendas.

At least, that’s what Trump’s handlers said he was going to discuss. But Trump, not one for policy details, mumbled a few lines about affordability against the backdrop of his $350k-to-join country club, followed by 80 minutes of incoherent ranting.

Vice President Harris, on the other hand, held a rally with Joe Biden to announce new price limits on 10 life-saving drugs that will help save Medicare billions of dollars and lower out-of-pocket costs for patients. Then, she traveled to North Carolina today to unveil an historic, sweeping economic plan to take on big corporations, lower costs for everyday people, and build an economy that works for all of us.

Assuming you’re not a massively wealthy golf-course owner and you are someone who buys groceries, rents or wants to own a home, and occasionally needs to see a doctor, you’ll probably be interested in the details:

🏠 Creating affordable housing

Build 3 million new homes and create new tax incentives for builders who construct affordable units and starter homes
Prevent corporate landlords from using algorithms to collude to raise rents
Block Wall Street investors from buying homes in bulk to resell at a premium
Provide $25,000 in down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers

🥕 Lowering grocery prices

Pass the first-ever federal ban on corporate price gouging on food and groceries
Take an aggressive approach to proposed mergers that reduce competition and hurt consumers among the biggest food producers

🏥 Cutting health care costs

Expand the Biden administration’s landmark $35 price cap on insulin for Medicare recipients to cover all Americans
Crack down on pharmaceutical companies who block competition
Work with states to cancel medical debt for millions of Americans
Expand subsidies for Affordable Care Act plans that would save health insurance customers an average of $700 on their premiums

💸 Building a fair tax code

Raise the Child Tax Credit to $3,600 per child for middle class and working families, and $6,000 for families with newborns
Expand the Earned Income Tax Credit for workers in lower-income jobs, cutting taxes by up to $1,250
Eliminate tax on tips for hospitality and service workers making less than $80,000

This is the future we can have -- one where everyday families don’t struggle to meet basic needs and where the tax code isn’t rigged in favor of the rich -- but only if we win in November. Indivisible is working around the clock to make sure voters in the key battlegrounds understand the contrast between these candidates. But we need your help.

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While Harris is proposing a bold agenda for the future, Trump is promising to drag us back to his failed policies. The one major piece of legislation that he signed as president was a massive tax cut that overwhelmingly benefited millionaires, billionaires, and massive corporations. Now, he's proposing even bigger tax cuts for those at the top with the same empty promise that the benefits will trickle down to the rest of us.

When it comes to tackling costs for everyday people Trump has no actual solutions. In 2016, he campaigned on repealing the ACA and replacing it with his own "beautiful" healthcare plan. Of course there was no plan, but he still tried to repeal the ACA anyways. Eight years later he still doesn't have any policies for lowering healthcare costs for the vast majority of Americans.

Harris has a record and vision to run on. Trump has the same old lies, empty promises, and failed policies. That's the contrast we have to draw for voters between now and November, and we're doing it through doorknocking, texting, phonebanking, and more.

We're counting on grassroots donors like you pitching in to support our work. The more we raise now, the more voters we can reach.

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