Hillary Clinton Campaign Staffer Says DON'T Use Left Policy -Corporate Dems Scared Of Bernie Support
February 11, 2017
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A former Hillary Clinton Campaign staffer has said that she is afraid of the crowds drawn by Bernie Sanders and all of the people trying to reform the democratic party. Hillary Clinton and corporate democrats are scared of progressives, Justice Democrats, Brand New Congress, and more. Bernie Sanders has DESTROYED Corporate Democrats so hard that they are shook from their loss and trying to play prevent defense. Bernie Sanders has won this battle, now we just need to continue to fight for progressive values and ideals. Jennifer Palmieri argued on Wednesday that moving the Democratic platform further left is not the answer to recent protests. The former director of communications for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign made the comments during an appearance on MSNBC with Chuck Todd. "It is incumbent upon me as an American to stand up and say Donald Trump does not represent what I view America to be," Palmieri told Todd. "And I think that a lot of this energy is not the base, the base is there, but you are wrong to look at the crowds and think that everyone wants $15 an hour."
Todd was quick to respond saying, "Don't assume this is a policy push." Palmieri agreed, clarifying her point, "Don't assume that the answer to big crowds is moving policy to the left." Throughout the campaign, Clinton pushed for a $12 minimum wage while supporting many groups behind the fight for $15. The Washington Post reported that Clinton discussed this position during a primary debate against Senator Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.).
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