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MEET VAL DEMINGS

Long before she would become Orlando's first female Chief of Police, Val Butler Demings learned from her parents about the American Dream. They didn't have much: two parents and seven children in a small wood-framed house in Jacksonville.

She took her first job at 14 as a dishwasher. Worked hard in school. Became the first in her family to go to college, working at a fast food restaurant to pay her way. She became a social worker, working to protect children in broken homes. Then, dismayed at a system that was leaving too many families behind, she signed up to become a police officer — an officer with a social worker's heart.

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https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/12/elizabeth-warren-proposes-sweeping-increase-in-social-security-benefits-financed-by-wealth-taxes.html 

Headline: Elizabeth Warren proposes sweeping increase 

in Social Security benefits, financed by wealth taxes.

https://theweek.com/speedreads/865571/bill-gates-sounds-supportive-elizabeth-warrens-wealth-tax
HEADLINE: Bill Gates sounds supportive of Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax

Bill Gates knows a thing or two about wealth, and the Microsoft co-founder, who is one of the world's wealthiest people, says he'd be ok with a tax on his assets.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Gates was asked if he would support a wealth tax — which differs from income tax in that it includes things like a person's real estate investments or personal trusts — as a way to tackle growing inequality in the United States. Gates said he wouldn't be opposed to such a measure, but he did indicate it's not currently a realistic notion, in part because countries fear it would lead to an exodus of their wealthier citizens. So, unless there's some sort of international cooperation, Gates doesn't think it's going to happen. Instead, he more fervently supports an increase for the already-existing estate tax.

"I doubt, you know, the U.S. will do a wealth tax, but I wouldn't be against it," he said. "The closest thing we have to it is the estate tax. And I've been a huge proponent that that should go back to the level of 55 percent that it was a few decades ago."