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New Pete ad in Iowa taking aim at Warren and Bernie over college affordability/debt (but not by name), arguing they’d alienate half the country by insisting it be “free even for the kids of millionaires”. H/t @McCormickJohnpic.twitter.com/SEAcOdHcAq
Team Pete seems to respond to lefty criticism of the ad. this defense assumes opponents are proposing a middle class tax hike but Warren said she will pay for her plan through the wealth tax and Bernie proposed a Wall St. tax. https://twitter.com/lis_smith/status/1200460064986992646?s=21 …https://twitter.com/Lis_Smith/status/1200460064986992646 …
Pete’s full Higher Education plan is here. https://peteforamerica.com/issues/ By releasing it before the last debate (to bait the moderators) and then w/ this new ad, Pete seems to think this is a good battleground for him. And Bernie and Warren think the same making a clash inevitable.
As seemingly every top Bernie staffer attacked the message of ad (and one or two Warren organizers too), Warren subtweets her response (as per usual). https://twitter.com/ewarren/status/1200501338959777792?s=21 …https://twitter.com/ewarren/status/1200501338959777792 …
I can’t believe people buy this argument. Besides the these millionaires will pay more in taxes under Warren or Bernie, 1) everyone gets universal programs 2) rich people often to go private schools - not the free public higher ed pushed Sanders!
We can't just give away money for no reasonpic.twitter.com/DVNjsS7H0D
I dint think you understand this at all. They aren't giving money away, in this case.
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John McCormick
