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Trump vs. Harris: As the race for the 47th President of the United States heats up, who would you vote for? Each candidate brings a unique vision for the nation’s future—from economic policies to social reforms. Will it be a return to Trump’s pro-business approach or a new direction under Harris’s progressive policies? Share your thoughts on who you believe will best shape America’s future! #TradingPRO #USElections #bestforexspread #betterwithtradingpro

See below for our initial preview of how the upcoming Trump Administration could affect key policy areas.

As the 2024 election approaches, the choice between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris presents voters with two distinct paths for America's future. Based on their past records, this article compares their leadership styles, policies, and the core ideologies they represent. By looking at their track records and diving into the philosophy behind today’s progressive politics, we explore why Donald Trump stands as the better choice. https://lnkd.in/gDDBEuT6

In the latest in our series looking at US-election battleground states, we consider Wisconsin, which is currently giving Biden his best showing among battleground states, repaying substantial campaign investment. Impacts: ➡ Democrat Tammy Baldwin, in a close Senate re-election race, has much greater support than Biden but may opt to campaign separately. ➡ Two-term Governor Tony Evers, who has sustained the state’s Democratic vote, will be a more enthusiastic and effective ally for Biden. ➡ Trump is not expected to benefit from the Republicans holding their national convention in Milwaukee next week. ➡ Biden plans to centre his campaign trips on Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin between now and the Democratic convention in August. Follow the latest developments in the US election and far more besides. Register to trial the Daily Brief and receive timely, impartial and actionable analysis of emerging trends in the global political economy every working day: https://ow.ly/M55h50Szso6 #USelection #USbattlegroundstates #Wisconsin #BidenTrump #geopolitics

Joe Biden has dropped out of the 2024 presidential campaign and has endorsed Kamala Harris as his replacement. What does this mean for the Democratic party and what's next to keep an eye on? Check out this Forbes article for the answers to some pressing questions about the everchanging political landscape in the United States.

#NewsFeed "Harris Glides Toward Nomination, Contest With Trump" Link: https://buff.ly/3yh9bWT "Vice President Kamala Harris marched toward securing the Democratic presidential nomination Monday following President Biden’s decision to abandon his re-election bid, as the party coalesced around her to take on Donald Trump this fall. Harris consolidated support from delegates who will determine the nomination at next month’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago. State party delegations from Florida, North Carolina and Tennessee announced plans to support the vice president—a strong showing that gives her a leg up over any challengers who might emerge. As of Monday, Harris was running unopposed. The Democratic National Committee has said it would outline a formal process for replacing Biden atop the party’s ticket but hasn’t offered specific details." Find us: #frameworkfinancials #accounting #productionaccounting #finance #news #newsfeed #trending #investing #analsysis #losangeles #california #economics #politics #potus #dnc #rnc #democrat #republican #election #usa #vote

Here are my latest quotes in Newsweek.

Should Democrats try to find common ground with Republicans in Trump’s second term? That sounds like a good strategy, but Trump has escalated his rhetoric against the DOJ, the FBI and Democratic prosecutors and a host of others. Trump has railed against the “violent scum that has infiltrated all aspects of our government” and called for the CIA to help purge his enemies. Democrats should channel their inner Mitch McConnell.  #DonaldTrump #USPolitics #FBI #Democracy #Democrats #Republicans

Interested in the direction of the current presidential race? 🏛️ Check out School of Public Policy assistant professor and polling and survey expert Andy Crosby’s assessment of the polls! He discusses Harris’ introduction to the race, the effect of JD Vance as the GOP’s vice presidential choice, and the importance of considering trends not in the popular vote, but in the electoral college vote. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gzE2mXF6 #spp #schoolofpublicpolicy #ucrspp #ucr #sppfaculty #presidentialrace #presidentialelection #2024election #polls

Introducing the December 2024 edition of “Capital Snapshot,” a monthly summary of the issues, events, and timelines driving federal policy decisions. This month’s edition includes: 🔹A high-level recap of the final 2024 election results 🔹An overview of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Continuing Resolution (CR) and accompanying policy and funding riders 🔹 FY25 National Defense Authorization Act updates 🔹The newly announced 2025 congressional schedules 🔹A review of congressional party leadership for the 119th Congress 🔹A preview of the congressional committees, including committee leaders for the 119th Congress 🔹A look at President-elect Donald Trump’s key administration appointments and nominees Click here to read the latest issue ➡️ https://bit.ly/3DsX37I #Legislative #PublicPolicy #Elections #Congress