Trump vs Harris but we only talk about their policies

Welcome to our comparison of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. In this video we’ve compared the policies of the 2 US Presidential candidates for 2024. This includes the economy, health, the environment, crime, foreign policy, immigration, gun policy, and education.

Special thanks to Kyle Buffington and Jasper Ahmad

Timestamps
0:00 Introducing the candidates
1:25 The Economy
5:58 Inflation and Prices
7:13 Housing
8:08 The Budget
8:40 Climate change and the environment
12:07 Firearms
13:21 Education
15:30 Crime
17:27 Immigration
21:32 Health
26:15 Abortion
27:49 Foreign Policy
29:29 Israel/Hamas
30:46 Ukraine
32:13 Limitations
32:56 Patreon Scroll

[SirSwag]

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[nathanielcallen]

This was uploaded literal seconds after the debate ended. The punctuality is incredible

[flamingburitto]

It's crazy how the work that news channels should be doing is being done by a youtuber. I have yet to see a single news channel take a unbiased look at just their policies.

[kiitaclyzm]

as an American I didn't even know the difference between medicare and medicaid, I figured I'd just keel over and die without work-provided insurance

[atonnic_]

Bro, they really uploaded this immediately after the debate.
That cannot be unintentional.

[ucankushincorporations]

"A 16% increase in price increases gloom"

As someone who experienced %800 increase, yeah it definitely increases gloom

[dumbghost]

"why are people extra gloomy" because grocery prices have increased by 400% in 2 years. THATS REDICULOUS. monthly groceries used to cost me 120$ a month. now they cost almost 500$ a month.

[bisky-zs]

People: Yay we made a little more money
Banks: We're gonna fix that in the next patch

[BobBob-offg]

More people need to see this video. Way too many people are getting caught up in their own echo chambers that do not allow any productive conversation

[KumaBearOso]

"The economy is doing well right now"
Sure, for the 1%. The rest of us can barely afford to live.

[alect]

I hope this reaches just 1 person that didnt know positions of candidates and it informs them of who they align with.

[lovaboy]

Something about the 2017 tax cuts that’s rarely mentioned… it doubled the standard deduction from $12, 000 to $24, 000. That means that all Americans pay 0% in federal taxes on their first $24, 000 of income. That is a huge break for the lower & middle class.

[manKan]

My wage raised by 5% cents. My food prices have doubled. Very inaccurate portrayal of economy

[phannyphanntom]

remember when this channel was about over watch

[Brambrew]

Remember in 2007 when financial analysts, economists, and talking heads in the Federal Reserve denied that a financial recession was on the horizon and that the economy was actually booming?

[devv]

This video was very informative besides the ridiculous economy section. “The working class (the people who are most impacted by inflation) are hurt but everyone else is fine so the economy is fine” is a terrible take.

[TurtleOfEpicness]

Saying wages have raised along with inflation is wild. Ask any American how far their dollar went in 2019 and how much their wages/salary went up over the past 4 years. It's incomparable

[curzon]

"People are actually better off than they were before the pandemic."

Yeah, so that was a fucking lie.

[toasterowens]

Neither support the reintroduction of national or regional rail system, or zoning reform🫠😮‍💨😮‍💨

[CuriousMisterG]

Imagine saying we are "better off" while ALSO stating everything costs more, including housing, food, gas, medical bills, electricity. Oh but don't worry, because your wages increased (not on pace with inflation, or even close) you ARE better off.

Complete BS.
I absolutely LOATHE anyone who compares your quality of life, with the GDP.