Kamala Harris, You Don’t Speak for Us, or Know Us: A Middle Class Man's Blunt Letter.

Kamala Harris may claim to understand the middle class, but this blunt letter from a man who grew up in a working class neighborhood on the east side of Detroit, tells a very different story. In this powerful video, a real middle-class American speaks out about the struggles he and millions of others are facing under current political policies. Rising gas prices, job losses, and economic hardship have become the harsh reality for many under the Biden-Harris administration. The man recalls his upbringing in a working-class home and draws sharp contrasts with the vice president, challenging her to face the truth about what’s happening in America today.
In a time when the 2024 Presidential Election is looming, this video is a must-watch for anyone concerned about the future of our country. With topics like job outsourcing, rising inflation, and the closure of American factories, this letter captures the frustration and disillusionment of middle-class voters. The video also makes comparisons to life under Donald Trump’s presidency, when many Americans, including this man, felt they had more financial security and hope for the future.
If you’re looking for honest opinions about Kamala Harris, the Biden administration, Donald Trump, and the upcoming election, this video hits home. The letter provides a raw and unfiltered look at what middle-class Americans are going through and calls out out-of-touch politicians who claim to represent us but are far removed from our struggles.
As Election 2024 approaches, share this video with others to spread the message about what real middle-class Americans are facing and why it’s time for a change.

The video was produced by Stand Up Michigan, an organic grassroots movement made up of We The People whose vision is to reclaim and defend the rights and liberties of Michiganders. Our Mission is to equip and empower We The People to stand up for sacred values, citizen rights and constitutionally-protected freedoms.