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RiverLover

(7,830 posts)
Mon Nov 10, 2014, 11:34 PM Nov 2014

Clinton vs. Warren: Where they disagree

Clinton vs. Warren: Where they disagree
August, 2014

"There are five major policy areas that shed daylight between Hillary Clinton and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.).

Clinton is expected to run for president in 2016, but some on the left are pining for Warren to launch a bid. The Massachusetts senator has repeatedly denied she is interested in running for the White House. However, her recent campaign stumping for Democratic candidates — as well as a planned trip to Israel — have stoked the 2016 speculation.

Clinton and Warren do agree on some issues, but on a variety of issues, their policies clash."

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/215817-clinton-vs-warren-where-they-disagree

Elizabeth Warren 2016!!!
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Clinton vs. Warren: Where they disagree (Original Post) RiverLover Nov 2014 OP
Good read, thanks for the link. I think Warren makes more sense than Clinton on all 5 issues. nt Electric Monk Nov 2014 #1
kick nt Electric Monk Nov 2014 #2
Warren's position on the first one is surprisingly less clear JonLP24 Nov 2014 #3

JonLP24

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3. Warren's position on the first one is surprisingly less clear
Tue Nov 11, 2014, 08:03 AM
Nov 2014

Such as how would she fund it?

I support expanding it, including raising the payroll tax with it.

As far as dealing with the potential of the trust fund running dry, I support a payroll tax increase. After that I'd consider lifting the cap, that is where I draw the line at reforming social security.

The economy has a lot to do with it where Hillary Clinton is right but it is during bad economies when it is most needed. Without, most retired citizens wouldn't have an income.

On edit - Warren is much better on the other 4.

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