.MTPFirstRead: In the Big Apple, a big contrast between two campaigns.
“I've spent most of my career tackling tough problems to make a difference in people's lives,” he says to the camera. “Saving jobs by turning around failing companies, changing students lives ... leading efforts for comprehensive immigration reform, and making Washington work for the people again. As president, I'll get everyone covered with a public option or keeping the health plans they already have.
Klobuchar opened her speech with some friendly ribbing of the other candidates at the event, “I want to thank my opponents who are here tonight - Buttigieg, Biden, and de Blasio. Okay, what do they have in common? B, B names. And I say one thing, A comes before B.” Biden was “the only candidate to noticeably read from his notes, but in doing so, he managed to deliver his stump speech succinctly and passionately.” Biden then said his campaign isn’t just a campaign to beat Donald Trump, but “this has to be a movement, rounded in the values and ideals that define this nation at its best.”
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