From WSJOpinion: It’s time to embrace capitalism, not abandon the values that make America the envy of the world, writes NikkiHaley
Cuban-American U.S. Senator Marco Rubio responded to the rise of Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign on Feb. 24, 2020. Image: Brian Cahn/ZUMA WireThere’s an important debate happening in America right now, a competition among three distinct views of the world.
The first view is held by those who think capitalism is the best and fairest economic system the world has ever seen. The second is held by those who think socialism is the answer to a host of problems from climate change to inequality. Then there are those who are pushing a watered-down or hyphenated capitalism, which is the slow path to socialism.
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Dems yell, scold and interrupt as things get tense in South Carolina debateElizabeth Warren tonight blasted Mike Bloomberg on his tax returns. 'It is not enough to be able to say, ‘just trust me on this.’ We have a president who said he was going to release his taxes after the election and refused to do this” Debate key moments
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Dems yell, scold and interrupt in tense South Carolina debateThe 10th DemDebate wrapped up Tuesday with a series of fiery exchanges that probably didn’t do much to change the race, which could be good news for Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden. More key moments:
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Dramatic cellphone video shows Florida man rescuing driver from sinking carDramatic cellphone footage captured a Florida man rescuing a woman whose car plunged into a canal after she had a seizure.
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