Joe Biden blasts Bernie in pitch to Wisconsin voters: 'I beat the socialist'

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'Do I look like a socialist? Look at my career, my whole career,' Biden said

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden appeared to slight his former opponent, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., on Monday in an attempt to assuage voters' concerns that he would pursue a socialist agenda if he wins November's election.

Fox 11's Kia Murray asked Biden: “If you could address our camera directly, talk to the voters that are worried about socialism and you raising taxes."

"First of all, I promise," Biden said. "I've never broken my word. Anyone making less than $400,000 will not see one single penny in their tax raised.

"Number two, I beat the socialist. That's how I got elected. That's how I got the nomination. Do I look like a socialist? Look at my career, my whole career. I am not a socialist."

Biden added that he wasn't trying to "punish anybody" but wanted to make people pay "their fair share."

His comments underscored a growing divide between moderate Democrats and the party's more left-leaning members who appeared to gain prominence in the last two years. Conservatives have portrayed Biden as caving to progressive influences like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.


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'Do I look like a socialist? Look at my career, my whole career,' Biden said

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden appeared to slight his former opponent, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., on Monday in an attempt to assuage voters' concerns that he would pursue a socialist agenda if he wins November's election.

Fox 11's Kia Murray asked Biden: “If you could address our camera directly, talk to the voters that are worried about socialism and you raising taxes."

"First of all, I promise," Biden said. "I've never broken my word. Anyone making less than $400,000 will not see one single penny in their tax raised.

"Number two, I beat the socialist. That's how I got elected. That's how I got the nomination. Do I look like a socialist? Look at my career, my whole career. I am not a socialist."

Biden added that he wasn't trying to "punish anybody" but wanted to make people pay "their fair share."

His comments underscored a growing divide between moderate Democrats and the party's more left-leaning members who appeared to gain prominence in the last two years. Conservatives have portrayed Biden as caving to progressive influences like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.


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Joe Biden blasts Bernie in pitch to Wisconsin voters: 'I beat the socialist'


Too late Joe "Hiden"!!!
 
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agreed. He would have been smarter to court the Socialists, and take them along for the ride. There's a lot of money backing the Socialists, and a lot of international power as well.
 
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'Do I look like a socialist? Look at my career, my whole career,' Biden said

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden appeared to slight his former opponent, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., on Monday in an attempt to assuage voters' concerns that he would pursue a socialist agenda if he wins November's election.

Fox 11's Kia Murray asked Biden: “If you could address our camera directly, talk to the voters that are worried about socialism and you raising taxes."

"First of all, I promise," Biden said. "I've never broken my word. Anyone making less than $400,000 will not see one single penny in their tax raised.

"Number two, I beat the socialist. That's how I got elected. That's how I got the nomination. Do I look like a socialist? Look at my career, my whole career. I am not a socialist."

Biden added that he wasn't trying to "punish anybody" but wanted to make people pay "their fair share."

His comments underscored a growing divide between moderate Democrats and the party's more left-leaning members who appeared to gain prominence in the last two years. Conservatives have portrayed Biden as caving to progressive influences like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.


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Joe Biden blasts Bernie in pitch to Wisconsin voters: 'I beat the socialist'
So Kamala is a non-socialist? In someone's book.
 
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As I just heard I. The news, he is a weathervane/waffler. All has to do is research his 50 some year career. He just goes with the flow. That’s why he is the perfect candidate they can puppet. And God forbid, if something should happen to him, there is Kamala. Which I feel is who they are truly campaigning for. I almost feel sorry for Biden. Well, I do actually.
 
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