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The New York Times reported that Steyer placed anonymous LinkedIn ads for staff directors in New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina. Those just happen to be states where Steyer has held or is scheduled to hold town hall events.
“I haven’t made a decision to run. But we have made a decision to do is fight as hard as we can for the fundamental rights for the American citizens,” Steyer said.
He chose those states because that is where the early primaries are. He wants to get the word out on his 5 Rights campaign — the right to vote, right to clean air and water, right to learn, the right to a living wage and the right to health.
Steyer did not hold back on his thoughts on Trump. About the only thing they have in common, he says, is that they have two eyes and two ears.
He said he has been a successful businessman over the last 35 years, whereas Trump has failed. He also feels he understands the issues better.
“Unlike Mr. Trump, I deeply care about what’s good for Americans,” Steyer said.
Steyer has funded the Need to Impeach campaign, and especially with this weeks’ news of former Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s sentencing for tax evasion and campaign finance violations, he’s not letting up.
Democrats should do the right thing: impeach Mr. Trump. Don’t try to game out what happens. Do the right thing. Period.
— Tom Steyer (@TomSteyer) December 11, 2018
He says impeachment should be a bipartisan action.
“This is a question of patriotism, not partisanship. Regardless of what party you’re in … tell the truth and put the American people first. It is pretty clear, reading the news this week, this president is a criminal,” Steyer said.
There you have it, folks: Trump declares that he’ll shut down the government if he doesn’t get his racist, wasteful wall.
Republicans are willing to let their leader’s xenophobic tantrums threaten our health care and basic resources. #TrumpShutdown pic.twitter.com/raf0YbfFVY
— NextGen America (@NextGenAmerica) December 11, 2018
On Twitter, Steyer called the border wall “racist.”
“When he’s talking about immigration, he’s inherently talking about immigration by non-white people. What he’s doing with that wall, is trying to give a vivid picture of the need to exclude people who are not white, specifically exclude Latinos,” Steyer said.
“What’s going on here is an attempt to keep America Caucasian.”
For interview highlights, click on the video above.
David Taub has spent most of his career in journalism behind the scenes working as a TV assignment editor and radio producer. For more than a decade, he has worked in the Fresno market with such stops at KSEE-24, KMJ and Power Talk 96.7. Taub also worked the production and support side of some of TV sports biggest events including the Super Bowl, the NBA Finals and NASCAR to name a few. Taub graduated from the University of Michigan with dual degrees in communications and political science. You can contact David at 559-492-4037 or at Send an Email
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Peter Grace
December 14, 2018 at 11:29 am
I wish these bozo communist, progressive, socialistic, liberal wacko remember the United States of America is a Republic form of government not a free meal platter for jackasses vote harvesting!
Paul Lerro
December 14, 2018 at 12:16 pm
Having the good fortune to met Mr.Tom Steyer last night, I learned that he is approachable, quite capable and likely formidable. IMO he, unlike Ross Perot before him, will be a factor in our body politic, for as long as he chooses to be.
If you believe, as I do, that the self-serving, belligerent, antagonistic, fractious and autocratic actions and policies of Trump, his lieutenants and his enablers are fundamentally at odds with American values, act on what you know is best for you and for our country.