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hehere is another issue she ducked. taxes. would a massive tax increase hurt the recovery? she did say she would raise taxes on day one if elected. she deflected. talked about infrastructure spending and no clear answer on taxes. green new deal. how about that? the senator harris ignored the question. ban fracking yes or no. she contradicted both her earlier statements and joe biden's. this is very important because america's energy independence is on the line. there was one statement from senator harris that really stood out for me. she said the response to the virus was the greatest failure of any american administration. she never said how the biden team would have responded. she did say that if president trump recommends a vaccine she wouldn't take it. so after herculean effort to get a vaccine in record time, senator harris just dismisses it and undermines the whole vaccine effort. by not answering questions about the important issues senator harris perhaps inadvertently covered up what a biden administration would do. i have to conclude they will pack the court, destr