Wall Street To Trump: We're With Her

[Purveyor]

Hillary Clinton has received more campaign contributions from Wall Street executives than all other candidates combined, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.

Clinton received $344,000 from the financial services sector in March alone, according to the WSJ's analysis of fundraising data from the Center for Responsive Politics. In total, the Democratic presidential candidate has raised $4.2 million from Wall Street.

More than half of her donations in March were from Wall Street, which was up from 32 percent last year and 33 percent in January through February. Clinton's campaign has said it raised a total of $213 million through April.

Donald Trump, now the presumptive GOP nominee, hasn't received more than 1 percent of donations coming from Wall Street in any month through March. The billionaire businessman has raised $49 million through March, $36 million of which came from his own personal funds.

The analysis revealed that some Wall Street donors who donated to GOP candidates like Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush are now contributing to Clinton's bid.

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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/hillary-clinton-recently-raised-more-wall-street-cash-than-all-other-candidates-combined/

[NWCorona]

1. They always were with her. nt

[griffi94]

2. She's expanding the big tent

This is great.

She'll have enough money to finish Trump off.

She's already attracting moderate Republicans.
Recent polling shows Hillary is competitive in red states like Georgia.

She's going to beat Trump in a landslide.

It's going to be a Democratic tsunami.

[whatchamacallit]

5. That opinion indicates

either delusion or wealth.

[griffi94]

6. It indicates reality

Hillary is already attracting moderate Republican voters.
Now she's attracting the GOP donors.
Many Republicans are already leaving Trump.

It's a win/win situation for Democrats.

[whatchamacallit]

8. You are so focused on winning

you ignore the nature of the prize.

[Live and Learn]

9. +10,000 nt

[griffi94]

11. Not at all

I'm focused on a Democratic Whitehouse
and Senate so we can get better USSC justices than Scalia
and so we can continue the progress started by President Obama.

That's what Democrats are working for.

If Hillary is denying the moderate Republican votes to
Trump and the GOP donors as well.

Then it's win/win for Democrats.

There's nothing to worry about.
Hillary will bring a Democratic tsunami.

[tinrobot]

13. One prize is the Supreme Court...

I'd much rather have our side doing the nominating.

[Live and Learn]

14. So she can appoint a SCOTUS member that will:

Allow states to limit abortion rights?

Leave Citizens United in play?

Ensure that 'super-preditors' are locked up for life in Private prisons?

Allow her to bomb Iran and Syria with immunity?

No thanks!

[global1]

3. What Kind Of Message Does It Send That Wall St Supports Hillary Rather Than One Of Their Own?....

I guess the answer is in the transcripts. Shouldn't they have been released by now?

[CentralCoaster]

10. Hillary *is* one of their own...

She spends more time with them, vacations with them, dines with them.

Her daughter is married to one of them.

Hell, if anything she's THE Wall Street Candidate.

[TimPlo]

4. Wow so now people are happy that

Clinton is being bought by Wall Street. Man at-least GOP you know where they stand because they have been up front with their love of the rich. Silly me in thinking DNC was some how for middle class working people of this country.

[CharlotteVale]

7. They get their money's worth.

[AzDar]

12. She's their GAL.