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judeling

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4. True, But

Reply to BidenBacker (Reply #3)

Sun Mar 22, 2020, 12:49 PM

Mar 2020

This is a different problem. But because the problem is based in workers and consumers it is actually more in the basic Democratic wheelhouse, A general rebuilding of the safety net will indeed be the most effective approach. Widely dispersed support as low in the scale as possible will support the demand needed.

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

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WP: "economic decline will be sharper and more painful than during the 2008 financial crisis" [View all] honest.abe Mar 2020 OP

It wont be as sharp as 2008 but it will last longer. judeling Mar 2020 #1

Most people to this day BidenBacker Mar 2020 #3

True, But judeling Mar 2020 #4

Agree support should go to those lower in the scale than the last time BidenBacker Mar 2020 #5

Actually leadership is aware judeling Mar 2020 #8

You're probably right BidenBacker Mar 2020 #9

From the article I just linked BidenBacker Mar 2020 #6

Brother, can you spare a dime? BidenBacker Mar 2020 #2

It most likely will be. And people need to brace for this. W_HAMILTON Mar 2020 #7