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The Valley Below

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35. More dishonest "framing."

Mon Nov 25, 2019, 11:00 AM

Nov 2019

That is NOT Bloomberg's position.

He is in favor of expanding the earned income tax credit as a way to boost income.

He is not my candidate, but you are not being honest in how you are portraying his position.

His position is that his position of an increased EITC would have the same effect as raising the minimum wage for a worker, but would do so without providing a disincentive to employers to hire.

That's quite different that what you suggest here.

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

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Bloomberg: "I've never been in favor of raising the minimum wage" [View all] crazytown Nov 2019 OP

This is disqualifying. He has zero perspective on how the non-billionaire class lives. LonePirate Nov 2019 #1

You are exactly right. BigMin28 Nov 2019 #2

Well, this will go over well GP6971 Nov 2019 #3

Rank and file republicans will like it. Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2019 #9

Maybe DENVERPOPS Nov 2019 #14

No shit DENVERPOPS Nov 2019 #13

I'd better not have to vote for him. He's no Democrat. 50 Shades Of Blue Nov 2019 #4

Says The Guy Who Has More Money Than he Can Ever Spend Me. Nov 2019 #5

He also thinks legalizing marijuana is ridiculous.🙄 dewsgirl Nov 2019 #6

Bullshit I_UndergroundPanther Nov 2019 #7

Whatever he says, whatever his positions, he's a million times better than the poison that is Trump. Doodley Nov 2019 #8

This is the point. For years a huge pile of us have been going orgasmic over... TreasonousBastard Nov 2019 #40

But bye Bloomberg. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #10

Wow! Doesn't agree with minimum wage or legalization of marijuana Thekaspervote Nov 2019 #11

And thinks we need to cut "entitlements" Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2019 #15

You solve the problem by taking things away from the poor. crazytown Nov 2019 #16

Why the hell is he running as a Democrat? Green Line Nov 2019 #18

To kill the wealth tax. crazytown Nov 2019 #19

They really are terrified of her. Sad. Funtatlaguy Nov 2019 #21

Bankers opposed FDR to the back teeth while he was saving the financial system. crazytown Nov 2019 #23

That is a brilliant observation ritapria Nov 2019 #24

Haven't the Russians meddled enough in our elections? RainCaster Nov 2019 #12

+1 uponit7771 Nov 2019 #30

STRIKE TWO yellowdogintexas Nov 2019 #17

Increase in cost of living, ergo wage, is not "taking away" from the rich. Jewls2 Nov 2019 #20

Bye Felicia! NurseJackie Nov 2019 #22

What?! Well that Sucks! Cha Nov 2019 #25

Well, now I have for "some reason" not Doreen Nov 2019 #26

Dishonest thread "framing." The Valley Below Nov 2019 #27

In other words, raise tax subsidies - not wages (i.e.cut tax revenue) crazytown Nov 2019 #29

More dishonest "framing." The Valley Below Nov 2019 #35

Yes, the money will eventually trickle down. BannonsLiver Nov 2019 #43

This message was self-deleted by its author BannonsLiver Nov 2019 #42

What makes this idiot a Democrat? Absolutely nothing. He's against every Democratic idea. kysrsoze Nov 2019 #28

Sounds like he dislikes Trump but wants to "save" mvd Nov 2019 #31

Yep BeckyDem Nov 2019 #33

He's a conservative, always was. He is running to make sure liberals don't BeckyDem Nov 2019 #32

Basically he is a repuke. Joe941 Nov 2019 #34

"You don't solve the problem (of wealth inequality) by taking things away from the rich" Yes you do. Humanist_Activist Nov 2019 #36

He's a capitalist, is it any surprise that this is his view? n/t Humanist_Activist Nov 2019 #37

Well, I've never been in favor of Mike Bloomberg Retrograde Nov 2019 #38

This is concerning. Joe941 Nov 2019 #39

Regardless of our personal preferences at this moment BannonsLiver Nov 2019 #41