Kamala Harris and America’s Pocketbook

All is not lost for Trump, but that it could be if he fails to plant his flag on economic turf.

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Vice President Harris speaks at the American Federation of Teachers' 88th National Convention on July 25, 2024, at Houston. Montinique Monroe/Getty Images

The tidings that more Americans trust Vice President Harris than  President Trump to handle America’s economy is surely being celebrated by the Democrats, who have gorged on good news of late. The survey was conducted by the University of Michigan Ross School of Business for the Financial Times. It is the first time since the pollsters began asking the question that Ms. Harris has come ahead — by one point — of the 45th president.

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