Having said that ^^^
Please allow me to
demonstrate how easy it is to go a known source and to be an informed voter by using my candidate for
the 2016 Democratic Nomination for President as an example via “The
Briefing,” which is one of my favorite sources!
(You know my candidate is Hillary, right?)
Here are my top 5 issues
briefs from her camp (today!)
~ not from her
opposition: Sanders, Media and/or GOP!:
" ... Harnessing the Strength of
Manufacturing Nationwide, as she did in Upstate New York
Hillary believes that
manufacturing matters because workers who build things here are the
heart of our economy. Well-paying manufacturing jobs support
families, and making things in America here is critical to our
innovation and prosperity. Throughout her career and in this
campaign, Hillary stood up for American manufacturing.
As Senator, Hillary fought
for workers and manufacturers in New York. She stood up to China when
they tried to put tariffs on New York’s exports. In communities
across the state, from Buffalo to Rochester to Albany, Hillary
brought together government at every level, workers, and businesses
large and small to join and invest in good-paying jobs and production
in the state. Today, in Syracuse, Hillary is providing more
detail on her vision for American manufacturing, with a $10
billion investment in “Make it in America Partnerships” that
will take her strategy to stand with manufacturers in upstate
New York nationwide. This new proposal will be largely paid for
based on revenues from Clinton’s previously announced “clawback”
proposal that would rescind tax breaks for companies that outsource
jobs abroad.
While too many politicians and experts in Washington gave up on American manufacturing, Hillary
never did. That’s why she believes we need a comprehensive strategy
to break down all the barriers to making things here, and ensure
America’s global leadership in manufacturing. We need to buy
what America makes: 100's of billions of dollars of investment in
our nation’s infrastructure and making America the world’s
clean energy superpower will drive demand for jobs, equipment,
and production here. And she will oppose trade agreements, like the
Trans-Pacific Partnership, that do not meet her high standards for
creating good jobs, raising wages, and enhancing our national
security.
Last Dec.,
Hillary put forward five principles for winning the global race
for manufacturing jobs. Today, she is providing more detail on
the principle of harnessing the strength of manufacturing
communities nationwide through “Make it in America”
partnerships, reiterating the principles she has already
discussed throughout this campaign: ... "
You can read more here
“... And it means we need to support our coal miners, their families, and their communities. Coal will remain a part of the energy mix for years to come, and we have a shared responsibility to ensure that coal communities receive the benefits they have earned—and can build the future they deserve. That’s what my plan does, by safeguarding retirement and healthcare benefits and school funding, creating good-paying jobs in infrastructure, reclaiming and repurposing abandoned mining sites, expanding broadband, and investing in hydropower and clean energy. And I will launch a Coal Communities Challenge Fund to support the locally-driven economic development in health care, housing, and small business that is happening by coal communities, for coal communities. ..."
You can read more here
" ... Senator Sanders is
attacking Hillary Clinton over contributions from people who work in
the financial industry – but here’s an important note: Despite
taking more campaign contributions from Wall Street than any
candidate in history, no donation stopped President Obama
from enacting tough Wall Street reforms. The truth is
progressives, analysts and reformers have praised her approach to
tackling risk in our financial system while protecting financial
reforms from Republican attack: ... "
You can read more here
This has to be a national
priority. What happened in Flint is immoral. The children of
Flint are just as precious as the children of any part of America.
– Hillary Clinton, House
of Prayer Missionary Baptist Church, Flint, Michigan, February
7, 2016
Hillary Clinton knows that
the children of Flint have waited too long for help. For nearly two
years their parents spoke out about problems with the city’s
water—only to be silenced and ignored. Later, scientists and
pediatricians backed their concerns up with evidence—and yet they
were told that they still did not have proof that there was a real
problem.
We now know that the
population of Flint has been exposed to dangerously high levels of
lead in the water—and the children who have been exposed are most
likely to suffer long-term consequences. Hillary Clinton has called
on Governor Snyder to resign, but she knows that alone doesn’t
solve the problem.
Enough is enough: Hillary
Clinton is not going to wait to help the people of Flint. After
visiting herself and sending her daughter and senior campaign
officials to learn more from community leaders and experts on what
the community needs most, she has announced that she would: ... "
You can read more here
" ... Hillary Clinton has a
plan to help 40 million Americans with their debt by focusing on
five key elements. Sanders talks so much about free public
college – But he doesn’t spend much time on the people who have
debt right now. Here are the five key elements of Hillary’s
plan with a ✔ (Sanders’ plan covers it) or an X (Sanders’ plan
doesn’t cover it). ... "
You can read more here
*
You can find more Hillary
issues briefs here
And you can find more
detailed information on all Hillary's issues here
Thank
you for reading!
G., aka
Partisan Democrat
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