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A look at the proposals she floated during her run for the 2020 presidential nomination – in which Biden staked out more moderate ground – and as a senator can give some insights into her potential platform for 2024.

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[–] cyr0catdrag0nz -3 points 5 months ago

These are meaningless, she's proven she's more interested in maintaining the status quo time and time again. Forget about what she said 4 years ago when Bernie was the presumptive nominee- better yet, push for him to step back up to the plate. Even now, he's the strongest player the left has IMHO.