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Joe Biden’s Platform for 2020: Anti-Populism
« on: September 24, 2017, 02:25:03 pm »
 Joe Biden’s Platform for 2020: Anti-Populism

By criticizing the views of both Berniecrats and Trumpites, Biden is positioning himself as the antidote to populism in all its forms and flavors.

By BILL SCHER

September 23, 2017

On Monday, former Vice President Joe Biden wrote a blog post that proves two things: Blogging isn’t dead and neither is Biden’s political career. In fact, in Biden’s essay, and in other little-noticed public pronouncements, you can see him sculpting a role for the 2020 presidential campaign that perhaps only he could get away with playing: the voice of anti-populism.

Though Biden’s essay was largely ignored amid the constant hum of Trump-related stories, it made a bit of news in wonk circles because Biden used it to announce his opposition to a “universal basic income,” that newly vogue policy proposal in which every American would receive a periodic check from the government regardless of their work status.

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Re: Joe Biden’s Platform for 2020: Anti-Populism
« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2017, 02:57:53 pm »
Very interesting position he espouses.
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