02-26-2020, 09:59 AM
Warren's punches on Bloomberg didn't land as well because he adopted an automated response of "why are we litigating this, let's talk about the policies". While it's all BS from him, it makes it look like he cares about policy and Warren doesn't. She needs to take the gloves off with Bernie more. She needs to present herself as a better alternative because she can't win by placing 3rd and 4th each time. She also won't be VP if he is the nominee. Two old white people from New England?
Same ol', same ol' from Bernie, Pete, and Amy. Pete says he's the best alternative to Bernie, who he claims will shut too many out rather than expanding the tent. He had a good line about Bernie's math adding up to 4 more years of Trump. Bernie Bros are trying to characterize his comments on Bernie bringing up Castro's "revolutionary politics of the 60's" as Pete being against all US policies of the 60's. He had too little air time, though, and Biden did well which hurts him.
Bernie deflects when asked about specifics. He claims to have a plan to fully fund M4A but there's a $12t funding gap in it and instead of addressing it he brought up a study written by one of his campaign advisors that says overall health care spending would be down in the US, but that doesn't address the burdening shifting to the federal government and how the federal government would pay for it.
Amy goes the Pete route too but focuses on her legislative history. It was kind of weird to hear her complain about racial injustice after she defended prosecuting an innocent black man at the last debate.
Biden had a good debate. This is what he needed and he should be looking for Clyburn's endorsement soon.
Why is Steyer there?
Same ol', same ol' from Bernie, Pete, and Amy. Pete says he's the best alternative to Bernie, who he claims will shut too many out rather than expanding the tent. He had a good line about Bernie's math adding up to 4 more years of Trump. Bernie Bros are trying to characterize his comments on Bernie bringing up Castro's "revolutionary politics of the 60's" as Pete being against all US policies of the 60's. He had too little air time, though, and Biden did well which hurts him.
Bernie deflects when asked about specifics. He claims to have a plan to fully fund M4A but there's a $12t funding gap in it and instead of addressing it he brought up a study written by one of his campaign advisors that says overall health care spending would be down in the US, but that doesn't address the burdening shifting to the federal government and how the federal government would pay for it.
Amy goes the Pete route too but focuses on her legislative history. It was kind of weird to hear her complain about racial injustice after she defended prosecuting an innocent black man at the last debate.
Biden had a good debate. This is what he needed and he should be looking for Clyburn's endorsement soon.
Why is Steyer there?
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