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US President Donald Trump. Picture: REUTERS
US President Donald Trump. Picture: REUTERS

Palesa Morudu Rosenberg’s article refers (“Why the US election can go either way”, November 4).

There was very little coverage of Donald Trump’s economic policies while he was president, such as tax reduction on corporate income and assets. Corporate America has done well for itself, while debt has ballooned, whereas the Joe Biden years were characterised by a high cost of living and housing costs.

More black men seem to have been willing to support Trump this time. But were more white women willing to support Harris? And what about former Trump supporters and independents?

Hanief Haider 
Via BusinessLIVE

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