Kamala Harris has made serious allegations against Donald Trump’s presidential policies, in which he said Trump’s economic policies were in the interest of the rich and ignored the middle class and the poor.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), enacted during Donald Trump’s presidency, cut taxes for commercial companies and high-income individuals. Under this Act, the company tax rate was reduced from 35% to 21%. In addition, individual tax rates were also cut, but the biggest benefit went to the high-income category as the amount of total tax deductions they made was high.

In contrast, tax deductions for the middle and low income groups remained limited and temporary. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is limited to 2025, after which some tax deductions may end, increasing the impact on the middle and lower income groups.

Harris alleged that Trump tried to weaken health services and end the Obamacare (Affordable Care Act). Trump attempted to eliminate Obamacare, but his efforts were not entirely successful. The Trump administration changed some of Obamacare’s provisions and tried to weaken it, but despite this, Obamacare is still effective today. There have been some major changes, such as the elimination of the penalty for requiring personal insurance, but the infrastructure of Obamacare remains intact.

Trump’s policies were particularly in favor of the high-income class and limited success in his efforts to improve health services. This is a complex situation in which it can be difficult to maintain a balance between economic benefits and health policies.