Kamala Harris Gains Support from Corporate CEOs and Law Enforcement Officials

With ‌the U.S. presidential election just two⁤ months⁣ away, more than 90 corporate CEOs⁤ and over 100 current ‍and former law enforcement officials have officially endorsed ​Democratic presidential ​candidate Vice President Kamala Harris.

Among the businesspeople⁤ supporting Vice President Harris are Mark Cuban, ‌owner of the​ Dallas⁢ Mavericks, former CEO of 21st Century Fox James Murdoch, ⁤and Laurene Powell Jobs, wife⁤ of the late ‌Apple founder Steve Jobs and‌ head of the Emerson ‌Collective.

Global pharmaceutical company Merck, insurance company Aetna, the world’s No. 1 domain management company GoDaddy, the world’s largest private ⁤equity fund Blackstone, and the former CEO of Starbucks have also ‌decided to join in support.

In their⁤ letter, they said they believed Harris would strengthen‌ the American economy ⁤and protect democracy. “Harris ‌will continue to advance fair and ⁢predictable policies that support the rule of law, ⁤stability, and a‌ strong business environment,” ⁤they said, adding that​ she would “fight to give ⁣every American the opportunity to pursue the American Dream.”

Vice‍ President Harris ⁤previously announced an economic platform focused ⁣on helping new homebuyers, increasing housing supply ⁤and curbing food price increases for big businesses. Her proposed corporate tax rate hike (from ⁣21% to 28%) also won support from major labor groups.

Goldman Sachs ⁤recently predicted in a report that if Vice President Harris ‌is elected, the U.S. job market will strengthen ‌and GDP will​ slightly⁣ increase in terms​ of ⁢investment and growth.

Approximately 100 current and former ​U.S. law enforcement officials also officially‍ declared ⁢their‍ support for Harris, criticizing Trump for “showing no respect for the judiciary and the rule of law.”