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Tax cuts aimed at billionaires and corporations. dont move. vote. they cant hear you, but they sure can hear your vote, indiana. so they cut taxes, 1 $1.5 trillion. didnt even pretend to pay for them. and our deficits, of course, shot up. thats what happens, right? you spend a whole bunch of money and then suddenly youre in debt. now, keep in mind that when we were in the midst of recession, terrible crisis, folks out of work, folks losing their homes, folks lose their pensions, when we were spe...

Its friday, and what are you hearing from voters? >> the health care, the economy, wages, pensions, bread and butter issues is what people are talking about here in ohio and around the country. people are seeing through what the president is trying to do. this is blatant fear mongering with the caravan and with women and children, he saying are invading the united states, and the biggest most powerful country is not going to get invaded by women and children and refugees who have been walking th...

That voter? >> you stay focused like a laser beam on this woman or familys economic interests. they are losing their pensions and getting squeezed more and more on health care costs and repealing pre-existing conditions, and those are things people are talking about every single day. our economic message has got to penetrate to that particular voter. they know trump is playing the immigration card to fire them up. they want us to be strong on the border and they also understand reasonable immigr...

Virginia. he goes to north dakota. we need more than just joe biden. we need someone that can go there and communicate to the workers. we have a great argument to make on healthcare, on bringing technology and entrepreneurship into these communities, on pensions. really have an honest conversation with how many people are losing their pensions or squeezed in their retirement because theyre losing their pensions but worked for 30 or 40 years. our government should be working to do that. if we rep...

A potential restart for them to get refocused on the work and on the future ok and for this the shaky coalition that has limped along since the start of vision what does losing this chancellor mean similarly it could be a kind of shock therapy it could be a catalyst for a restart for everybody to get focused on the work of governing certainly thats what the chancellor had in mind she said as she made her announcement that the image that this government is conveying is absolutely in acceptable th...

In the government and which parts of government policy are down to the social democrats they have pushed a few things through on on pensions or on on the housing market which is which is experiencing a serious bubble in many major urban centers around germany where people are finding it hard to find affordable housing and education is a key topic where the s.p.d. of have a lot to say as well but perhaps the voters in the country at large dont really think that theres that much in it so the blame...

Years then they reduced it to a contribution on ten minimum salaries. so in a nutshell i ended up retiring with only one times the minimum wage. and life expectancy is increasing in the country its a demographic change thats leading to fewer younger workers supporting more retirees in addition to the recent years of limited or negative growth and the very generous pensions granted to the public employees present is rapidly heading to a point where it was no longer be able to meet its pension obl...

Now at all its inhumane to have to live on a minimum salary everything is getting more expensive with inflation and all that and people keep on getting a salary which now i can live up to the baby so its very difficult. with less than two hundred dollars a month she can barely afford more than her rent and although she bolsters her income by selling handicrafts she feels desperate about the future. they all know they only they have no idea what to do and when i have faith in god that he will ope...

And people keep on getting a salary which now i can live on capitol hill so its very difficult. with less than two hundred dollars a month she can barely afford more than her rent and although she bolsters her income by selling handicrafts she feels desperate about the future. they all know failure day i have no idea what to do and when i have faith in god that he will open up doors for me that i really dont know its very sad you know they they. moved into this church. says that situation is not...

And people keep on getting a salary which now i can live on so its very difficult. with less than two hundred dollars a month she can barely afford more than her rent and although she bolsters her income by selling handicrafts she feels desperate about the future. no daily day i have no idea what to do but i have faith in god that he will open up doors for me but i really dont know its very sad you know they have they. moved into this. says that situation is not an isolated case poor and middle ...