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> "Workers in the US" doesn't really cash out - Biden has very strong working class support. I don't understand this phrase, and the significance of it, in the
by mistermann 7y ago
> "Workers in the US" doesn't really cash out - Biden has very strong working class support.
I don't understand this phrase, and the significance of it, in the context of this conversation.
Also, just to clarify: is your above statement a fact, or an opinion? (You have used the verb "does", which to me implies you are asserting it as a fact.)
- jshevek 7y agoOriginally, I thought he meant "caring about workers in the US is not a valid reason for preferring both Trump and Bernie over Biden." But his intention is probably more nuanced, since that would be an argument from popularity.
- mistermann 7y agoYa, who knows. Would be nice to know though.
- mistermann 7y agoSilly me. Of course, it's always better to remain in the dark, what was I ever thinking!