As the final hours before Kentucky's Democratic primary race tick away, the top three candidates are taking different paths to the finish line.
Broihier is largely avoiding in-person events because of concerns about protecting people's health during the pandemic. However, he's calling voters, doing press interviews and holding town halls online to highlight his commitment to the progressive policies he champions, like universal basic income and"Medicare for All."
"Poverty is a policy choice," he told them."We have some mountains that need to move, one of them being Mount McConnell." However, Booker stressed the importance of this moment. "We want everyone to be safe while we do it, but we also know we can't afford to stay home," he said.She went to Frankfort on Wednesday to visit with KentuckiansShe said one woman told her she had to leave her job as a manager at a fast-food restaurant because she's a single mom and her children's day care closed, leaving her no other way to ensure they were taken care of while she worked.
McGrath told her:"America was founded on this ideal, this promise, that everybody should be treated with dignity and respect. That everybody should be given a fair shot. And I think right now we, as Americans, have to acknowledge that we haven’t kept that promise ... particularly for Black Americans."
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