Posted on 10/15/2018 5:31:32 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Stacey Abrams, the Democrat hoping to make history as the first black governor of Georgia, was asked by CNNs State of the Union on Sunday if she believes the Trump economy has been good for Georgia.
Abrams credited President Barack Obama, not Trump:
I would say that the Obama economy and that Nathan Deal, as governor, have both done a very good job of shepherding our society. But the problem we have is that, while our unemployment rate has fallen, we still are a low-wage state, where you have a lot of folks who are working two or three of those jobs. And Im running for governor because you shouldnt have to work more than one job full-time to make a living. You shouldnt have to fight to get access to health care. We shouldnt have rural hospitals shutting down because of our refusal to expand Medicaid. Im running for governor because I want to be the governor for everyone, not just those who are succeeding in our current economy, but for everyone who needs good education, good jobs, and access to health care.Host Jake Tapper noted that Georgia has not elected a Democrat governor in two decades, and he also told Abrams that she seems to be more progressive than the average Georgian. He asked Abrams why shes a good fit for governor:
Because what Im talking about is progress for all of us, Abrams said. Making certain that your family income and your zip code doesnt determine your education shouldnt just be a progressive value. Its a smart value.
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They put me on a delivery "loop" and I will sometimes get it early. But, I will get it that day, and I'm usually an hour from the store.
Another race-baiting leftist female ghettopotamus.
Yeah, we need more of that kind of politician.
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