The Democrats’ Debate Was Unconstitutional

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Tuesday night’s CNN/New York Times debate of the Democratic presidential candidates was filled with propositions to radicalize American society, from confiscation of law-abiding citizens’ guns to adopting Canada’s single-payer health system but somehow “we’re going to do better than the Canadians do,” as Sen. Bernie Sanders promised without extrapolating, to imprisoning executives of companies that pioneer life-saving medicines.

But, astonishingly, it also showcased casual discussion of the federal government adopting policies that would stab the Constitution of the United States in the heart – in particular those of Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

“Understand,” she said. “Taxing income is not going to get you where you need to be the way taxing wealth does.”

Warren once again would not answer whether or not her version of Medicare For All, likely to cost at least $32 trillion – with a T – over a decade, would require middle class tax increases. Yet at the same time, she isn’t shy about proposing an entirely new frontier in taxation: the government going after not just your paycheck but your bank account and nest egg.

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HI! 3rd times a charm?

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@patsajak

I’m all goose-bumpy waiting for it to start.

 

6:59 PM - Oct 15, 2019

 

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@patsajak

I’m done.

 

7:02 PM - Oct 15, 2019