Posted on 07/10/2015 10:23:31 AM PDT by jimbo123
Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders on Friday walked back some of his criticism of GOP contender Jeb Bush’s recent assertion that Americans should “work longer hours” to grow the economy.
Sanders had pounced on the former Florida governor’s Wednesday assertion as evidence he was out of touch with economic reality.
When Chris Cuomo, host of CNN's “New Day” accused Sanders (I-Vt.) of “twisting” the Republican's words, saying Bush meant to lament the lack of full-time jobs in the current economy, Sanders agreed.
“If he is talking about the need for more full-time jobs rather than part-time jobs, he’s absolutely right, that’s what we have to do,” Sanders, who is seeking the Democratic nomination, said.
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Did any of the idiots happen to mention WHY more people are working part time? Not one of the idiots did,OBAMACARE,MORE FACIST REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTED BY DEMOCRATS while the feckless Republicans do nothing
Did any of the idiots happen to mention WHY more people are working part time? Not one of the idiots did,OBAMACARE,MORE FACIST REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTED BY DEMOCRATS while the feckless Republicans do nothing
NO, and they won’t either.
No, Chris Cuomo running interference for Hillary.
So Chris Cuomo isn’t also going to tell Hillary she is twisting Jebbie’s words? Color me surprised...
Oh my goodness, the Commies almost got ahead of themselves.
Can't destroy the GOP-E shill until AFTER he get's the Republican nomination, just in case....
No worries, once Jeb has the nomination the Dems will launch right back into full attack mode again.
As soon as I read it, I knew he was talking about part-timers and under-employed types.
This is manufactured outrage.
And no, I don’t like Jeb, can’t stand him.
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