Warren Makes The Case For Gay Reparations

2019-06-24
Source: WashingtonGuardian
by: Bonchie

It wasn’t until marriage equality became law that gay & lesbian couples could jointly file tax returns—so they paid more in taxes. Our government owes them more than $50M for the years our discriminatory tax code left them out. We must right these wrongs. https://t.co/OZQcfVilSs
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) June 23, 2019

Elizabeth Warren has made a campaign of promising nearly every identity group in existence some form of monetary handout. Whether it’s race, age, or socioeconomic background, she’s got something for you. From reparations for the descendants of slaves to paying off student loans of millennials.

The media have taken this as a sign of just how serious of a candidate she is. You see, she has “plans” and that’s what really matters here. The fact that her plans are mostly nonsensical, not possible, and sometimes even harmful don’t play into the equation.

Well, Warren isn’t done yet. She’s got a new string she’s pulling on.

Gay reparations.

Source: Red State

Elizabeth Warren by Marc Nozell is licensed under Flickr Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.

TERMS & POLICIES

The Washington Guardian name and logo are protected by trademark and copyright and are property of Washington Guardian. Use of the Washington Guardian name and logo is strictly prohibited without express written approval from Washington Guardian. Purchasing or displaying our Washington Guardian official merchandise does not grant an individual any affiliation or formal representation to Washington Guardian. Washington Guardian official merchandise may not be re-sold by anyone without express written approval from Washington Guardian. Washington Guardian will not be held liable for any statements, actions or offenses that may arise from individuals displaying or wearing our merchandise or claiming to be official members of our organization. Washington Guardian does not endorse violence nor do we endorse confrontations with paid protesters at rallies or public appearances. Washington Guardian believes in the First Amendment of the United States and believes in the People's peaceful right to demonstrate and protest. However, we denounce protesters being paid and provided untruthful propaganda, and we encourage our supporters to attend all rallies, events, and demonstrations in a peaceful manner. Washington Guardian formally denounces those who use violence, racism, discrimination or derogatory statements, whether online, in person or through any other means. These terms do not constitute professional legal advice