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Harris’ future economic policies need ‘enough meat on the bones’ for voters before DNC: Tim Miller
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9:53Now PlayingAs Vice President Harris prepares to tour Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, she’s hammering out her own policies for her presidential campaign while Former President Trump holds a rally in North Carolina. MSNBC’s Tim Miller and former Hillary Clinton Campaign manager Robby Mook give their analysis of Harris’s campaign stances while NBC’s Dasha Burns reports on Trump’s economic messaging to voters.
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