Why isn't Biden's support of the bankruptcy reform bill brought up more?

[dansolo]

It was a huge benefit to the banking industry, and he needs to answer for it.

[rampartc]

1. this is an important debate that explains a major difference between democratic factions

perhaps a factional difference that we are trying to ignore in the interest of defeating trump, but a difference that we will eventually have to solve to go forward as a party.

https://www.npr.org/2019/06/11/731370440/democratic-presidential-debates-could-reignite-warren-biden-bankruptcy-fight

[Raven123]

2. Have patience. It is still early in the campaign season

1) The field is so large and there are so many issues, that particular vote seems forever ago.
2) Joe had cast many votes over his long career.
3j Assuming Joe eventually faces Warren and Sanders in a future debate and the economy is front and center, I suspect this issue will be discussed.

[cbelle1039]

3. So are we setting out to destroy the person who most likely can beat Trump by the numbers?

I just don't see middle red states voting for any of our candidates other than Joe.

[IluvPitties]

4. Kind of.

[Autumn]

6. There about 5 other candidates who can beat Trump and not even break a sweat.

[shanny]

5. Well we know Warren will bring it up

since she has confronted him on it already.

[dalton99a]

7. It is a legitimate issue that should be brought up.

[SouthernProgressive]

8. I'm not sure. Maybe because it's hard to but in a short sentence.

I knew the "hugging" dust up and the "segregationist" dust up were going to help him. If the bankruptcy reform bill is explained easily it will hurt him considering the current state of the party.

That said, I think so much of his support is for different reasons. I think people feel he will place great people to run agencies that have been decimated under the Trump administration. It's more about rebuilding the functions of our government. At least that is why I have Biden as my number two.