Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Re: [North Georgia Democrats] Charles Schumer on how the Democrats can Win in 2016.

Roger Darr
Roger Darr 12:24pm Nov 26
He did not, but he was avoiding most specifics. That certainly needs to be a part of it in my opinion.
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Sandy Lusk
Sandy Lusk12:18pm Nov 26
Fixing the middle class should mean more oversight on Wall Street. We all got burned while Wall Street took bailouts and laughed about it. It was maddening. Did Shumer mention bringing back the Glass Stegall Act?
Frank Gilkeson
Frank Gilkeson12:16pm Nov 26
i agree with schumer's critique of the aca to the extent that obama should have fixed the economy first. i actually thought so at the time. apparently obama advisors expected the Stimilus to fix the economy. it did not fix the economy. the economy is still not fixed for the middle class.
Frank Gilkeson
Frank Gilkeson12:13pm Nov 26
get past schumers critique of the aca. his key point about the future is to focus on the middle class and help them succeed in every way possible.
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Frank Gilkeson
Frank Gilkeson11:41am Nov 26
shumer is still head of the democratic policy and communications center. http://www.dpcc.senate.gov/?p=about
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Frank Gilkeson
Frank Gilkeson7:44pm Nov 25
Charles Schumer on how the Democrats can Win in 2016.

National Press Club speech this morning. I listened to it live and found it quite stimulating.

Highlights for me.

Key issue is middle class is losing out in current economy. GDP and stock market up and Middle Class Income down.

Technology and globalization are causing more economic benefits to go to capital than to labor.

The way to win is to focus on lifting up the middle class with government programs and law changes.

It was a mistake in 2008 to push for heathcare reform before completely fixing the economy.

It is a long speech but worthwhile.

http://www.c-span.org/video/?322914-1%2Fsenator-charles-schumer-dny-november-midterm-elections

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