Tim Kennedy
During the softball game of the century, Democratic nominee Joe Biden took on wave after wave of questions from an overwhelming Democratic audience in Moosic, PA, last Thursday night. He hardly broke a sweat. For those few who put up a relatively stiff, albeitbrief, resistance, Biden was able to win over these outliers with his “folksy banter.” The disarming of his opposition was especially made easy given the fact that he had met with some of them in the past. This was the case for retired police chief and Wilkes-Barre Councilman Bill Barrett, who tried to push Biden on his stance on Law-and-Order but was instead initially greeted with, “Chief, didn’t I meet you when you were Chief?” (00:05:20). Even with an easy line-up of questions, Biden still managed to ensnare himself in a series of missteps.
Click Here to ContinueWhile serving in the US Senate and as vice president, Biden supported policies that widened the gap between tipped and minimum wage workers.
Click Here to ContinueIn what many referred to as the “most important speech of his entire career,” Joe Biden sought to capture the “heart and soul” of the nation during his closing remarks at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) last Thursday night. He said that we as Americans will, “choose hope over fear, facts over fiction (not ‘truth over facts’), fairness over privileged.” The DNC’s 2020 conventions had its fair share of pre-crafted, boiler plate speeches and Biden’s acceptance address for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States was no different.
Click Here to ContinueBy Tim Kennedy On Tuesday, presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden chose, after a drawn-out vetting process, California Senator and former Democratic … Read more
Click Here to ContinueIn promising to bring back Obama era tax policies, which also include increased capital-gains taxes and doing away with many of the estate tax exemptions, the Tax Foundation estimates that Joe Biden’s plan, “would reduce the size of the economy by 1.51% over the long run and lead to 585,000 fewer full-time equivalent jobs while lowering after-tax income for all income quintiles.”
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