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Liberal democracy. Capitalism that creates opportunity. American leadership. Common sense.
We reject extremism on the left and right.
The Democratic center deserves a voice.
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@cafreiman Exactly. Wealth isn’t a fixed pie. Immigration, entrepreneurship and investment can all make America richer. Democrats should be the party of growing the pie, not fighting over how to divide it.
Foreign policy isn’t separate from the cost of living.
When an open-ended conflict sends energy prices higher, Americans eventually pay for it.
Strength requires clear objectives, a strategy and an exit.
I’d love to get back to the issues elections should be about: making life more affordable and holding the administration accountable.
But we can’t ignore that members of our party are embracing a hate spewing streamer like Hasan Piker. We can't deliver for American families unless we're willing to call out the hate and stand up for the values of the Democratic Party.
Walking out of Dem caucus Rep. Josh Gottheimer was discussing DSA with Rep. Maxine Waters.
He told her that DSA doesn’t like her.
She responded: “I don’t like them either. They’re a plague.”
Bernie Sanders tells Politico that the “Democratic establishment” is its own biggest obstacle to a Senate majority.
Link to article: https://t.co/hoNIVkfXkG
Tax income. Close loopholes. The wealthy can pay more.
But taxing unrealized gains or net worth is bad policy.
You can be pro-growth and still believe in a fair tax code.
Pay taxes on what you earn. Get rid of loop holes. Raise taxes on the richest, back to the pre 2017 levels. The economy grew just fine back then.
Paying taxes on what you haven't earned, whether on net worth or unrealized capital gains is just plain stupid.
Not one proponenent I have spoken to has done a multi year behavioral analysis. Meaning, how will the behavior of those being taxed on net worth or unrealized gains change.
And it will change. To the detriment of the economy and workers.
https://t.co/4t82t6fIL2
Conservatives have long been critical of leftist overreach. The problem with the dissident right’s approach is its insistence that right-wingers be willing to do whatever it takes to defeat the other side, writes @sladesr
https://t.co/eGjEYP4wUa
@RashidaTlaib The DSA is not the Democratic Party. It’s a separate socialist organization with its own agenda. Democrats should stop pretending that rejecting the DSA means rejecting Democrats.
@RashidaTlaib The DSA has its own organization, ideology and political agenda. Democrats shouldn’t be afraid to say it: democratic socialism is not the future of the Democratic Party.
Democrats don't have to choose between economic growth and lowering costs.
Build more housing. Produce more energy. Encourage competition. Make it easier to start and grow a business.
An affordability agenda should be a growth agenda.