Just look at the video tape:

The media used to care about integrity – now they just care about profits and will let us all suffer because they refuse to Hold biden accountable for his lies pic.twitter.com/Duvr4mSJAR

— Marie Fonseca 🔥🅰️🌹 (@TheMarieFonseca) March 16, 2020

Reminder: Joe Biden lies…a lot!#demdebate #didbiden #LyinBiden
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— Rocky Owens (@rockyowens) March 16, 2020

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Joe Biden bragged that he repeatedly tried to cut Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits, in the name of "balancing the budget," saying "you’ve got to put all of it on the table" from demsocialists

He’s been very consistent:

AS EARLY AS 1984 and as recently as 2018, former Vice President Joe Biden called for cuts to Social Security in the name of saving the program and balancing the federal budget. Last week, Sen. Bernie Sanders highlighted Biden’s record on Social Security in prosecuting the case that Biden isn’t the most electable candidate. The issue could be raised again in Tuesday night’s debate.

After a Sanders campaign newsletter continued the attack on Biden’s Social Security record, the Biden campaign complained to fact-checkers at Politifact that his comments were being taken out of context. Placed in context, however, Biden’s record on Social Security is far worse than one offhand remark. Indeed, Biden has been advocating for cuts to Social Security for roughly 40 years.

And after a Republican wave swept Congress in 1994, Biden’s support for cutting Social Security, and his general advocacy for budget austerity, made him a leading combatant in the centrist-wing battle against the party’s retreating liberals in the 1980s and ’90s.

TheIntercept

He can’t runaway from his record:

What that record shows is that Biden has a 40-year history of being open to Social Security cuts, including raising the retirement age, reducing cost-of-living adjustments and, worst of all, means testing, which would convert Social Security from an earned social insurance benefit to welfare. That would not just cut Social Security but destroy it.

But why is the history important, now that Biden has joined Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) in embracing expansion with no cuts? It raises questions of judgment and even more seriously, the failure to understand the mistakes of the past. Biden recently tweeted “I’ve been fighting to protect — and expand — Social Security for my whole career.” That claim isn’t remotely true. Biden is entirely unwilling to admit his past Social Security error.

Effective compromise requires a deep understanding of one’s values, so one knows where to compromise and where to hold firm. Biden’s record shows that in the past, he did not understand when to hold firm. That raises the question of whether he knows when to do so in the future.

Forbes

It is obvious that Biden is in mental decline. Do we want someone like this going up against Trump in the Fall? Trump has mental decline issues as well. But nothing like this.

Can you imagine this man on a debate stage with Donald Trump? pic.twitter.com/UsK95MmWXV

— Walker Bragman (@WalkerBragman) March 1, 2020

Just call him Slick Pete. We are seeing the beginnings of the establishment Democrats trying to perpetrate a fraud on the American people. And in particular, African-Americans:

As Mayor Pete Buttigieg kickstarts his campaign to win over African-American voters who are skeptical of his spotty track record on issues of concern to black communities—or who are entirely unfamiliar with him at all—the millennial mayor is returning to one of the touchstones of his early campaign: his faith.

“It’s not for nothing that a lot of my experiences even back home addressing black voters, specifically, is in church,” Buttigieg recently told reporters aboard his campaign bus in New Hampshire, in response to a question about what “clicks” with African-American audiences. “Knowing how important an organizing principle faith is in so many black families, in so many parts of the black community.”

As Joe Biden collapses in the polls there seems to be a movement towards Pete Buttigieg. The young Mayor from Indiana is now out fundraising the well known former Vice President. And we know that money is mother’s milk of politics. But in addition, Buttigieg is now in position to place high in the Iowa primary in February. History tells us that front runners rarely win.

To make sure Buttigieg has started to become more aggressive. In particular, he’s been attacking the progressive candidates Warren and Sanders and their plans. Just what Wall St. is looking for:

But as the campaign season has unfolded, charming Pete has all but disappeared, replaced by a more combative, defiant Pete, whose new modus operandi is scoring points by attacking the Democratic Party’s progressive front-runners (and long shots) from the right, on everything from gun control to campaign finance to health care. His new demeanor was on display repeatedly during Tuesday’s debate, as he went toe to toe with Beto O’Rourke over gun control, and denigrated the Sanders and Warren vision for Medicare for All.

The Democrats are still addicted to the Wall St./Corporate money. And Gillibrand is a NY Senator. She obviously sees herself as Clinton’s aire apparent:

A senior executive at pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will host a campaign fundraiser for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, CNBC has learned.

Gillibrand is slated to attend a March 31 fundraiser at the New York home of Sally Susman, Pfizer’s executive vice president and chief corporate affairs officer, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter. Ticket prices range from $1,000 to $2,700, these people added.

This is the garbage the Democrats have to offer for president. Did I mention she failed to keep Brett Kavanaugh off the Supreme Court as a member of the Judiciary Committee:

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) once ate a salad with her comb and ordered an aide to clean it after the staffer did not get her a fork.

The 2008 story during a trip the senator took to South Carolina is used as the lead anecdote in a blistering new story from The New York Times with the headline “How Amy Klobuchar Treats Her Staff.”

The story is based on interviews with more than two-dozen former staffers to Klobuchar, according to the news outlet, and includes several details about the demands she placed on her staff.

It reports that many former aides described her treatment as “dehumanizing.”

It began with Elizabeth Warren New Year’s Eve 2018 announcement that she would seek the nomination for president in 2020. That is 673 days before election day. Does that make sense?

A presidential term last 4 years. Therefore candidates are running for the White House for almost 2 years. That’s insane. And it gets worse every election cycle. This means elected officials are spending all this time running for office usually outside of the state where they elected in. And the insanity is not limited to the time it times to run for the president. It has become normal for a candidate to raise $1 billion for their campaign. Equally insane.

So should it be any wonder that we have the failed government that we do? We should demand a law that would prevent a presidential candidate to raise campaign money 6 months before the election. That would limit the campaign to that period of time.

And while we are at it, let’s have public funding of campaigns. And in that way we take the corrupting influence of money out of elections.