A new ad from a pro-Trump super PAC sends voters a message that theyll be facing an economic cyclone if Kamala Harris is elected president – and uses a roller coaster metaphor to show her careening around the track.
In an election that has given voters whiplash with its sudden twists and turns, the web ad features dizzying footage of a stand-up roller coaster as it runs through some of Harris past statements on the economy and accuses the vice president and Joe Biden of taking us for a ride.
With ominous music as the Kamala coaster swerves down the track, it says Harris to the worst inflation in 40 years and creating a crisis of affordability on groceries, gas, and housing.
It then features Harris saying Bidenomics is working – an effort to yoke her to the unpopular Biden at a time when voters tell pollsters they want change.
As president, she wants to raise your taxes, pass a Green New Deal, and double down on Joe Bidens failed economic policy, a narrator says.
Harris, who started putting out economic policies in the last week, says shell end Trump tax cuts but protect those earning up to $400,000 per year.
It flashes a quote from 2019 amid the Demoratic presidential primary when Harris said she would end the filibuster to jam through the Green New Deal. Her campaign now says she opposes it.
I think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed, Harris told CNN when asked about changes in her positions on fracking and matters like the Green New Deal.
A new ad by a pro-Trump super-PAC rolls out past Kamala Harris statements on Bidenomics and the Green New Deal
Its the kind of answer that will be put to the test when she is standing on the same stage with Donald Trump, in a race that is essentially tied.
The ad ends with a call to get off this roller coaster before its too late with an unsubtle image for anyone who doesnt like getting woozy: a steep downhill run with people on the roller coaster audibly screaming.
The ad, viewed by DailyMail.com, is dropping just hours before Harris and Donald Trump are set to face off in the debate.
A key measure of her success will be how Harris can explain her past policy positions when pressed – and whether Trump is able to tag her with left wing positions at a time when Harris is trying to position herself toward the center by rolling out support from prominent Republicans like former Rep. Liz Cheney and former Vice President Dick Cheney.
Harris is trying to tack toward the center and roll out new economic positions on housing and lowering food prices. The ad brings back some of her past positions when she was running for president in 2019
The ad ends with an unsubtle image about careening toward oblivion
A new Harvard CAPS-Harris poll released Monday showed 63 percent of Americans think the economy is on the wrong track, compared to 30 percent who think its on the right track.
The Biden-Harris economy elicits the same feelings you get when you look at a rickety, broken down roller coaster: nausea, fear, and dread, said MAGA, Inc. spokesman Kaelan Dorr.
Prices have risen, wages have fallen, and the American people have footed the bill for an administration that has done everything except address these issues. The American people cannot afford four more years of Kamala Harris, its time for the worlds scariest economic ride to come to an end.