2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races

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Pressure said:
Warren isn't raising taxes on the middle class. :ufdup:
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im sorry, but its too convenient that she

-originally told the truth that you have to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for medicare for all
-saw that it almost sunk her campaign
-then said "oh wait, i had a plan all along where i wouldnt need to raise taxes. im just telling you now"

come on man :mjlol:
 
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Not even Bernie is saying that Joe Biden is going to cut social security in the future or that he isn't going to expand it. :pachaha:
 
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the cac mamba said:
im sorry, but its too convenient that she

-originally told the truth that you have to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for medicare for all
-saw that it almost sunk her campaign
-then said "oh wait, i had a plan all along where i wouldnt need to raise taxes. im just telling you now"

come on man :mjlol:
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She released a plan that does not call for increasing taxes on the middle class.

I can't say exactly what Bernie will do because he hasn't released a detailed plan for how he will fund it, but he has said he intended to increase middle class taxes by 4-6% I believe.
 
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Pressure said:
She released a plan that does not call for increasing taxes on the middle class.

I can't say exactly what Bernie will do because he hasn't released a detailed plan for how he will fund it, but he has said he intended to increase middle class taxes by 4-6% I believe.
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ill have to google it, because bernie is clearly the one telling the truth here :yeshrug:

so warren is just gonna find 3 trillion per year without raising taxes on the middle class? :dahell::russ:
 
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DonKnock said:
Why would Bernie need to claim something that Biden is on video saying multiple times?
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It's on Biden to defend his past statements. It's just a move by the Sanders team to chip away at his support in the older ranges. You want Biden on the defensive because he's not the best at defending his record. If he plans not to cut SS then have him explain why his past statements are not who he is currently. If he's successful then tip your hat to him and keep moving, if not then you can get some votes that would have otherwise been lost.

Right now Biden's team seems to be calling things hoaxes and avoiding the question. Maybe that will work but this isn't 2004 when people can't look this stuff up.
 
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Robbie3000 said:
HuffPost is now a part of Verizon Media

Don’t know why the link appears like it does, but Joe Biden was making some wild statements to the NYT were about black parents and education in the article.

Where are the Biden Boyz?

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In a long and often rambling interview with The New York Times published Friday, former Vice President Joe Biden responded to a question about the legacy of racism by blaming Black parents for the racial achievement gap.


In the third 2020 Democratic presidential debate, held in September, Biden had said that one way America could address the legacy of slavery and segregation was by bridging the “word gap” between white and Black children. “A kid coming from a very poor school, a very poor background, will hear 4 million words fewer spoken by the time we get there,” Biden said. He then recommended that Black parents play records at night to “make sure that kids hear words.”


The New York Times editorial board pressed Biden on these claims and asked him to elaborate on how solving the word gap would address the legacy of slavery. Biden began his answer by noting that former President Barack Obama had also been criticized for advising Black parents to take more responsibility for raising children. He then suggested that America could do more to help minority parents “provide more guidance and better guidance for themselves and their families.”
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Biden is so offensive to Black folks, I don't really see how he's high in the polls with Black folks other than "Obama."

Older Black people still won't care unfortunately even though he's telling them that they are sh_tty parents.
 
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