New Hampshire small business owners slammed Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday ahead of her visit to the state to speak about Kamalanomics.
During her visit, Harris is expected to unveil economic policies aimed at small business owners who have been hit by rising prices, regulatory burdens and tax hikes under the Biden-Harris administration.
Nearly half of small and medium-sized enterprises said In July, voters predicted he would not survive another four years in power, according to a poll conducted by Red Balloon and Public Square.
Harris' proposed economic solutions for the Biden-Harris administration's economy reportedly include Soviet-style price controls, a tax on unrealized capital gains, an expansion of the estate tax and higher income taxes.
“If Kamala wins, it will be the beginning of the end for America.” said Tom Moulton of SleepNet in Hampton. “Our country cannot and will not tolerate a President Kamala Harris and the policies of progressive Democrats. Our way of life as we know it is over.”
Critics say Harris' tax policies would devastate capital investment and the viability of small businesses.
“It's un-American to punish small businesses for making a profit,” said Scott Fitzgerald of Owner Fast Signs. Manchester said. “I call on all my fellow small business owners to join me in voting for President Trump.”
Small businesses are already pay According to the Small Business Administration (SBA), the average effective federal income tax rate in the United States is 19.8%, while large companies with lawyers and accountants like Amazon and Microsoft pay pay The average effective tax rate is 12.8 percent.
There are approximately 34 million small businesses in the United States. Hire According to SBA data, there are approximately 62 million workers in the U.S., or 46% of the private sector workforce, and small businesses created 62% of new jobs between 1995 and 2021.
“For many working families and small business owners, this is simply an unaffordable price and Kamala is only going to make it worse,” said Michael Moot Jr. of Moot Property Maintenance in Claremont. “I will be voting for President Trump in 2024.”
“New Hampshire small business owners deserve better than Kamalanomics and Kamala Harris' 'America Last' policies,” said Chrissy Cantor of Chill Spa in Manchester.
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