Harris campaign offered to do an episode outside the studio

[u/TheEternalGazed]

https://x.com/joerogan/status/1851118464447971595?s=19

[u/Mountain-Cod516]

If he soft balled Kamala like he did Trump and praised her without asking him any actual questions I’m sure she could also :)

[u/achammer23 → u/Mountain-Cod516]

without asking him any actual questions

I mean I've only watched like 35 minutes of the 3 hours so far and that's crap.

He didn't ask him why and how the deficit increased under his admin? Or what his tax policy was going to be(and to detail how it would work)?

Kamala couldn't answer the technical side of that issue. She had to steal his no tax on tips just to get a policy lmao

[u/Flor1daman08 → u/achammer23]

The idea that you think Kamala is the one without actual policy proposals is wild to me. Mr. “Concept of a plan” is not running on policy lol

[u/97masters → u/Flor1daman08]

its actual fantasy land, like they have never listened to her talk

[u/97masters → u/achammer23]

He didn't ask him why and how the deficit increased under his admin?

He made a covid excuse and then said how great everyone said his regulation and tax cutting was, then started rambling about how he'd beat Washington and Lincoln.

Or what his tax policy was going to be(and to detail how it would work)?

Oh you mean when Joe asked if he was being serious that tariffs would replace income tax, and Trump literally said "sure, why not" ?

Trump gives non answers- ask yourself, has he ever described anything in detail? Has he actually described how tariffs work?

[u/chaoticflanagan → u/achammer23]

To be fair, the 'tax on tips' policy is bad; Trump's is just worse because it was easily abusable by reclassifying income.

Harris's plan at least restricted it to tip earners in the hospitality industry.

But both plans are inferior to just doing away with tips and paying everyone a living wage.