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Kamala Harris Plagiarizes Trump’s ‘No Tax on Tips’ Policy, Reversing Her Own Policy

Kamala Harris Plagiarizes Trump’s ‘No Tax on Tips’ Policy, Reversing Her Own Policy
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(Elias Irizarry, Headline USA) Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz held a rally in Las Vegas on Saturday marking their first appearance in the state of Nevada, additionally announcing their first policy initiative.

Harris declared that, if elected, she would โ€œeliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers.โ€

However, the concept was blasted as being plagiarized from a previous announcement made by former President and Republican nominee Donald Trump.

Trump originally rolled out the policy pitch in June, also at a Las Vegas rally, earning the immediate endorsement of the Culinary Union.

โ€œWhen I get to office, we are going to not charge taxes on tips,โ€ the former President announced two months before Harris.

The Internal Revenue Serviceโ€™s initiative to crack down on underreported tips by service workers was first introduced under the Biden-Harris administration in November 2023 as a part of the Inflation Reduction Act.

Harris cast the tie-breaking vote in the Senate that implemented the policy in the first place, and later bragged about her vote to do so on her official X page in March, pushing many to note the irony involved with her push to roll back her administrationโ€™s own policy.

โ€œDespite the Harris administration rolling out a new enforcement program just last year to collect more taxes on tips, Kamala Harrisโ€™s first policy proposal is a full plagiarizing of President Trumpโ€™s proposal to eliminate tip taxes for service industry workers,โ€ read a press release from the Trump campaign on Saturday.

Conservative influencers on X were quick to note that the Harris campaign has failed to publish a policy agenda even three weeks after the Democratic Partyโ€™s coup of President Joe Biden.

โ€œHer website has at least TEN donate buttons, but not a SINGLE POLICY,โ€ wrote Nick Sorter, a conservative commentator on the social media platform.

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