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Harris vs. Trump: 2024 Policy Comparison

A comparison of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's policy proposals on key issues in the 2024 election.

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What are the candidates' stances on gun control?: Harris supports stricter gun control measures, including banning assault weapons and universal background checks, while Trump opposes limiting gun ownership and emphasizes enforcing existing laws, protecting Second Amendment rights.
Summarize the healthcare proposals of both candidates.: Harris' healthcare plan aims to expand access to affordable healthcare, lower prescription drug costs, and improve mental health services. Trump focuses on reducing costs by promoting competition and consumer choice in the private market, emphasizing veterans' healthcare access.
What are the main points of Kamala Harris' economic plan?: Kamala Harris' economic plan focuses on investments in infrastructure, affordable housing, and childcare to create jobs and raise wages, while also aiming to reduce the cost of living for middle-class families. She supports expanding workers' rights and a fairer tax system where the wealthy pay more.
What is Donald Trump's approach to economic growth and job creation?: Donald Trump's economic agenda centers on promoting economic growth through energy independence, deregulation, and reducing government spending and the national debt. He also emphasizes job creation by rebuilding the US industrial base and reducing taxes for individuals and businesses.
How do Kamala Harris and Donald Trump differ in their approaches to foreign policy?: Harris prioritizes restoring American leadership globally through stronger alliances, promoting democracy (as seen in her support for Ukraine), and addressing global challenges like climate change. Trump advocates for "Peace Through Strength," focusing on military investment and strengthening alliances while countering China's economic influence.

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