ICYMI: Rachel Maddow Confirms Biden-Harris Administration Makes the “Business Choice” in this Election Kamala Harris

Key Point: “Just on the facts, if your business decision is economic performance broadly, that breaks for Harris. If your business decision is the deficit, that breaks for Harris. If your business decision is inflation, that breaks for Harris. If your business decision is on whether the candidate is bipartisan seeming and can appeal across both parties, clearly that’s Harris.”

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow calls the bluff of Trump supporters who claim to be making a ‘business decision’

  • Tell me, what is a business decision in this case? I mean, is it who will do a better job handling the economy? Because as we come to the end of the Biden-Harris administration now, I mean, here’s the special report that’s just put out today by the Economist magazine. The title is, quote, “The American economy, the envy of the world.”
  • That’s the American economy at the end of the Biden-Harris Administration. If you’re making a business decision about who will do a better job handling the economy, well, the Biden-Harris economy has not only left every other rich country in the world in the dust, it has left the record of the Trump Administration in the dust.
  • Literally, what they’re calling a dream economy. The best job market in the history of the United States. That’s what the Biden-Harris administration has done in their management of the U.S. economy. So, is that what you’re basing your business decision on?

  • Maybe you’re a fiscal hawk, and that’s the basis of your business decision that you’re making about who to support here. Well, here’s the headline today at the “Wall Street Journal”: “Economists Say Inflation, and Deficits Will Be Higher Under Trump Than Harris.” 
  • Similarly, let’s say your business decision on this election is on inflation. Well, that’s also a business decision about this election that should point you in one direction. Quote, “of the economists who responded to the ‘Wall Street Journal’s’ question onto inflation, 68% said prices would rise faster under Trump than under Harris.”

  • Just on the facts, if your business decision is economic performance broadly, that breaks for Harris. If your business decision is the deficit, that breaks for Harris. If your business decision is inflation, that breaks for Harris. If your business decision is on whether the candidate is bipartisan seeming and can appeal across both parties, clearly that’s Harris.