Vice President Kamala Harris expresses optimism about the economy and jobs for Latino voters, highlighting wage growth, low inflation, and the creation of millions of jobs. She emphasizes that it takes time for these accomplishments to be felt.
Fresh from a swing through Western states, Vice President Kamala Harris told NBC News there are reasons for Latino voters to be optimistic about the economy and jobs, even if they are not feeling the upswing yet. Harris’ trip to Arizona, Nevada and Colorado was intended to hammer home President Joe Biden’s State of the Union message with Latino voters and shore up their support.
The vice president, who met with Hispanic supporters last week and early this week, said that wages have outpaced inflation and that inflation is headed downward. She touted the creation of millions of jobs and low unemployment, including among Hispanics. 'The numbers tell us that the economy is stronger than it has been in a very long time ... it takes time for those accomplishments to be felt,' she said in a phone interview Wednesda
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