With the economy top-of-mind for voters heading to the polls, one finance expert is sounding the alarm about Vice President Kamala Harris’ “lack of conversation” surrounding international economic theory.“There is a potential red flag there with Harris’s lack of conversation surrounding tariffs and really confronting China head on,” “What Should I Do With My Money?” author Bryan Kuderna told Fox News Digital.“She has been so quiet on any international economic theory, whether that’s to have tariffs, not to have tariffs, how we’re going to move forward the next four years in comparison to the other superpower, China, kind of the elephant in the room.She’s been very, very quiet on this.”Harris has largely focused her economic platform on domestic issues and supporting America families through proposed credits and incentives.
She has also touted policies which would make the rich “pay their fair share in taxes.”Kuderna, however, warned if Harris is elected and her economic policy goes into place, it could leave America vulnerable on the world stage.“If we step back and say, well, let’s just kind of see how things unfold.Let’s focus on America and helping young professionals, helping first-time homebuyers, things of this nature, that’s all well and good.
But meanwhile, if that allows China and their economy to really become a bit more dominant, that can have long-term consequences to our global standing as No.1.”Chief economist at the International Center for Law & Economics, Brian Albrecht, conceded it is “a bit concerning that Harris has not brought out a more concrete plan about what she would do related to tariffs, international trade and immigration and things like that.
But she’s in a hard spot.She needs to defend an administration which kept in basically every tariff that Trump put in.”Although the Biden-Harris administration has kept many Trump-era tariffs in place, the vice president has hit her contenders�...