Trump Hammered Voters’ Key Concerns In RNC Speech, Harris Hardly Mentioned Them

Former President Donald Trump made the economy and immigration a focal point during his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC) in July, yet Vice President Kamala Harris barely brushed on the topics when she accepted her party’s nomination on Thursday, according to a New York Times analysis.

Trump referenced the “economy,” “businesses,” “jobs,” “taxes” and “inflation” over 70 times when he accepted the Republican nomination, while Harris mentioned those same terms just 15 times during her speech, according to the New York Times analysis. Trump also cited the terms “border,” “immigration,” “invasion” and “illegal aliens” 43 times, while the “Border Czar” spoke about those same issues just nine times when she accepted the Democratic nomination.