Sentences with phrase «class warfare campaign»
Despite her ongoing «tax the rich» class warfare campaign, she is a card - carrying member of the dreaded «one percent» class.
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The characterization of the public advocate's campaign came after interviewer Chris Smith suggested the Democratic front - runner had been «in some ways running a class warfare campaign» at which point Bloomberg interjected, adding in «racist» as another way of describing it, though he qualified his comment as not meaning that de Blasio is a racist.
«It goes back to hypocrite Kathy Hochul, who is running a divisive class warfare campaign, complaining about her term, millionaires billionaires and she's pretending to be this middle class individual, that struggles like most Americans, and she's not,» said Collins.
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Both are the worst examples of negative campaigning based on out of context distortions and outright lies I have ever seen in politics.The Dems are serving up a huge helping of class warfare, exactly what a country already falling apart shouldn't have.These scurrilous tactics present a clear moral divide.
In the chat with New York Magazine — conducted on Aug. 6 and published Saturday — interviewer Chris Smith remarked that de Blasio's campaign has been «class - warfare» in some ways, to which Bloomberg responded, «class - warfare and racist.»
Asked by the magazine's Chris Smith about de Blasio's «class - warfare» tactics, Bloomberg, unprompted, volunteered that he thought the current leader in the polls was running a «class - warfare and racist» campaign.
Upon hearing about the new coalition, United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew responded with a lame attempt at class warfare, «If these 1 - percenters want to mount an AstroTurf campaign with their deep pockets, they've done this before.»
(Side note: the rhetoric in the last presidential campaign was essentially a class warfare baiting session, because the wealthy are aware that there are many tax rules in place that reduce or entirely eliminate the taxable income of the rich.