So, This is Equality?
Dear Reader,
Kamala Harris just dropped a bombshell. One million forgivable loans. Up to $20,000 each. But here’s the kicker—it’s only for Black entrepreneurs. Not Hispanic. Not Asian. Not White. If you aren’t in that category, you get nothing.
- Forgivable loans of up to $20,000 for Black entrepreneurs spark debate on racial fairness.
- Critics question constitutional legality of this proposal under the Equal Protection Clause.
- Trump makes inroads as Harris’ controversial plan risks alienating other voters.
Harris’ so-called “Opportunity Agenda” is a desperate attempt to win over Black men. She needs those votes. Trump is already making moves. In a tight race, every vote counts. But, is this the way to get them?
Let’s ask a basic question: Is this even legal?
Harris is a lawyer. She knows better. The Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution should apply here. It’s a fundamental rule: the government can’t discriminate based on race. But this plan? It screams of favoritism.
Now, imagine this—if the roles were reversed. What if a proposal came out offering $20,000 to White or Asian entrepreneurs? The outrage would be deafening. Yet here we are, watching the government turn into a tool for racial division.
Where’s the accountability? This kind of policy sets a dangerous precedent. What’s next? A system where we reward based on skin color, not merit?
Trump doesn’t need to make this mistake. He’s playing a different game. And Harris is handing him the ball.
Mark my words, this could be scrubbed from the web soon. It’s that bad. But while it’s still here, let’s call it what it is—blatant abuse of power.
Isn’t there anyone with a grip on reality?
Freedom Financial News
