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2. I agree with you that he likely confused memories

Tue Oct 22, 2019, 02:43 PM

Oct 2019

I have seen others here and there point this out. I think you're right, though, and that's why it's not mentioned much. He didn't intend to deceive.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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I've kept quiet about an exchange during the debate that didn't ring true to me. [View all] blm Oct 2019 OP

Thanks, blm! BlueMTexpat Oct 2019 #1

I agree with you that he likely confused memories kcr Oct 2019 #2

I think Warren realized it, too, and responded very politely. blm Oct 2019 #3

She also said she takes him at his word after the debate BeyondGeography Oct 2019 #5

She showed great compassion towards Biden in that aftermath. blm Oct 2019 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author emulatorloo Oct 2019 #4

I can't find those references quickly so I am self deleting emulatorloo Oct 2019 #9

I had thought maybe it was a FoxNewsSucks Oct 2019 #7

Which also would be a factor in why he was mistaken on CFPB. blm Oct 2019 #11

Jared Berstein and Austan Goolsbee would disagree peggysue2 Oct 2019 #12