Here's where the 2024 presidential candidates stand on the economy
From inflation to military spending to housing costs, the candidates lay out their plans for the U.S. economy. From inflation to military spending to housing costs, the 2024 presidential candidates have made their plans for the U.S. economy central to their pitch to voters. Here’s a brief look at where the major candidates stand on the issue. Joe Biden President Joe Biden's reelection campaign is heavily centered around "Bidenomics," his economic agenda. The Democrat and self-professed "most pro-union president " often says the economy should be built "from the middle out and the bottom up," rather than the trickle-down economic theory, and powered by union jobs. He has pushed for more goods to be made in America and for increased taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations. Robert Kennedy Jr. In a June interview on the "Breaking Points" podcast, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that his "primary platform" on the economy would be cutti...