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- Talking economics. Kamala Harris unveiled her economic plan on Friday, a month into her campaign as the presumed Democratic presidential nominee. It was her first major policy speech before her party convenes at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this week.
The plan positions Harris as a candidate focused on the economic well-being of middle-class voters. In a speech in Raleigh, N.C., she called her vision the "opportunity economy," which she defined as a mix of creating circumstances in which everyone has an equal chance to earn wealth and compete as well as removing red tape to support new businesses and innovation.
