Leah Sharpe introduces Deb - focusing first on Higgins' campaign finance proposal (actually using the familiar "kitchen table" vs "boardroom table" frame) before running through an overview of Higgins' platform.
A first shot at Link - "never left for greener pastures" - followed by a positive appeal for a first female leader
20ish people are on stage with Deb - but it looks like only she and Sharpe will speak
Deb takes a quick swipe at her competitors, saying she's not in the race either out of ambition or to build experience
Challenges attacks based on her background as a grocery clerk - says she can speak from experience about the rights and needs of working people
Also challenges "university education" point - learned economics, labour relations, politics and law from experience
"Experience is important...but also commitment" - politics as belonging to citizens, not corporations and non-residents who fund Wall
Going into a deeper analysis of policies - which may be a good place for a new post.
All for ourselves, and nothing for other people, seems, in every age of the world, to have been the vile maxim of the masters of mankind.
Saturday, June 06, 2009
Deb Higgins speech semi-live blog
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