Kamala Humiliated After Goldman Sachs CEO DENIES Her Debate Claims
David Solomon, the powerful Wall Street executive whose research was cited in Tuesday night’s presidential debate, knocked Vice President Kamala Harris for using Goldman Sachs’ report to unfairly claim that her policies would result in a stronger economy. Despite regularly railing against big banks like Goldman, Harris was quick to cite a recent report concluding her economic policies would be marginally better for economic growth, though negligible in the long run. The latter is a crucial piece of evidence that Harris left out, Solomon stated when asked if he watched the debate. “I think a lot more has been made of this than should be,” he told CNBC host Scott Wapner. “What it did is look at a handful of policy issues that have been put out by both sides, and it tried to model their impact on GDP growth… What it showed is the difference between the sets of policies they put forward is about two-tenths of one percent.” No matter who wins office next year, markets historically react favorably during the first year of a new president. Harris can’t claim that her administration and ideas for governing will be any better for Americans’ stocks or bank accounts. “By the way,… CONTINUE READING…
