The I's have it?

[hootinholler]

[Bobbie Jo]

1. Meh

RW'ers said the same thing about Barack Obama.

Recycled material.

[notadmblnd]

3. HilLary Clinton's people said the same thing about Obama

It's sad that as a supporter you equate them with Right Wingers.

[Bobbie Jo]

5. No, that's not how it went down.

Nice try.

It was Limbaugh and the like....

Not surprised, really.

[notadmblnd]

6. See, right wingers listen to limbaugh

Not real Democrats

[Bobbie Jo]

7. Wut?

Talk about recycling material.

Original stuff; get some.

[notadmblnd]

8. You listen to limbaugh

This seems to be your comedy show.

Perhaps it's your material that needs updating? Is that drug addled, pus filled, shit bag still on the air? Maybe you could get a few more talking points from him since you're such an avid listener?

[Bobbie Jo]

10. Ok, that was lame

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When someone invokes the PW Herman move, it's pretty much over.

Done here.

[notadmblnd]

25. Yes, every single one of your posts was lame.

Good you could admit it.

[Bobbie Jo]

27. Whoooooosh

You don't even know that you're doing this, do you.

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/I_know_you_are_but_what_am_I

Go back to post 10 and re-evaluate your response.

LOL... NOW I'm done here. Just couldn't believe what I was seeing. Too funny!

[notadmblnd]

28. Sure there aren't any more old cliches you want to pull out before you go?

How about- don't go away mad. Just go away?

[Thinkingabout]

2. But can he explain how he is going to break up the banks, one of his core issues?

Hillary would say "I can".

[notadmblnd]

4. Hillary says "I can't" Remember her theme this entire election is NO! We Can't!

Hillary break up the big banks, you're funny.

[Thinkingabout]

16. Though Sanders was not able to explain how he would use Dodd Frank, Hillary gave this

explanation in an interview with NYDN:

Daily News: How do you stop too big to fail? What needs to happen?

Clinton: Well, I have been a strong supporter of Dodd-Frank because it is the most consequential financial reforms since the Great Depression. And I have said many times in debates and in other settings, there is authority in Dodd-Frank to break up banks that pose a grave threat to financial stability.

There are two approaches. There's Section 121, Section 165, and both of them can be used by regulators to either require a bank to sell off businesses, lines of businesses or assets, because of the finding that is made by two-thirds of the financial regulators that the institution poses a grave threat, or if the Fed and the FDIC conclude that the institutions' living will resolution is inadequate and is not going to get any better, there can also be requirements that they do so.

So we've got that structure. Now a lot of people have argued that there need to be some tweaks to it that I would be certainly open to. But my point from the very beginning of this campaign, and it's something that I've said repeatedly: big banks did not cause the Great Recession primarily. They were complicit, but hedge funds; Lehman Brothers, an investment bank; a big insurance company, AIG; mortgage companies like Countrywide, Fannie and Freddie — there were lots of culprits who were contributing to the circumstances that led to the very dangerous financial crisis.


http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/transcript-hillary-clinton-meets-news-editorial-board-article-1.2596292

[notadmblnd]

26. Actually, he did.

But David Brock managed to spin an answer about something entirely different into a talking point that HRC supporters can only repeat like a flock of Mynah birds as they were taught.

[Thinkingabout]

30. Did David Brock do the NYDN interview? At least Sanders has migrated to

Hillary's position of using Dodd Frank, this is a step in the right direction. He has followed her agenda on FICA tax increases, this is good also. Hillary wants to improve on the ACA and get it to universal coverage. If one really compares the two candidates there are closer together on issues than is admitted.

[notadmblnd]

31. Nope, but he read it.

then he cherry picked it looking for something he could spin into a talking point for low info voters. HRC supporters here ran with it like a trained circus act.

[Thinkingabout]

32. I listened and read the interview, the information I received was straight from

Sanders. Let's not beat around the bush, it was not Sanders shining moments in the interview so it was not spun by David Brock or any other Hillary supporter.

[notadmblnd]

33. Yes it was because the question he answered "I don't know" to

was about the Federal Reserve Bank not Wall Street and the Big Banks Such as JP Morgan, Chase, etc.

Listen again, more carefully.

[Thinkingabout]

34. I listened and read, he did not know how Dodd Frank would break up failing banks, spinning will

Not change the fact he failed on his core issue. At least he has now migrated to Dodd Frank, good move.

[casperthegm]

13. You're funny

Hillary...breaking up the banks...

[Thinkingabout]

17. Read post #16, where is Sanders on breaking up the banks.

[casperthegm]

18. I tell you what...

I give HRC credit for her knowledge. It is a complex issue, no doubt. And one you don't simply sit down and explain how the entire process will play out, if it becomes necessary. The problem that many of us have with Hillary is not that she lacks knowledge but the will to bite the hand feeds her. But I'm sure we can count on her to go back to them to tell them to "cut it out" once again. Now that is conviction...

[Thinkingabout]

21. Thanks for giving Hillary credit for her knowledge. This issue is one of Sanders core issues

and should be able to explain it. The last time I heard him on this subject he has migrated to Dodd Frank and this is an improvement.

[casperthegm]

23. It's just a shame...

That the knowledge goes to waste. What's the point of having a decent idea of how to do something when she has no intention of doing it? It's political double talk. Essentially Hillary says "I know how to break them up better than Bernie" and everyone jumps on that, while ignoring the MUCH more important fact that only one of them really has the will do actually do what may need to be done while the other gives out speeches for hundreds of thousands (with no transcripts). One of them also supports reinstating Glass Steagall. The other does not. One of them embraces super pac money (while at the same time saying she'll put an end to the practice...after she's elected) while the other does not. The list goes on and on, but the real issue here is authenticity and intent. One is clear as day and one is murky at best.

[Thinkingabout]

24. I know you are wanting to dwell on your perception of Hillary, facts are facts, Hillary knows

Dodd Frank would break up failing banks, recently Sanders has migrated to the position Dodd Frank will break up the banks. Yes Sanders WAS saying to reinstate Glass Stegall, which was enacted 75 years ago, things has changed since then. There was the passage of the Commodities Futures Modernization Act which Sanders voted yes played a big part in the financial crisis. Does Sanders regret voting for this act? Knowledge is a good thing, is Sanders going to stick with using Dodd Frank or is he going to return to reenacting Glass Stegall which would not break up the banks. What is he going to do next.

[betsuni]

9. The "I" and the "we" are fine but I have a slight personal problem with the third person.

Not that there's anything wrong with it, I just don't care for it.

[yallerdawg]

14. When it's not really "you" anymore?

That's when you start referring to yourself as the brand "Bernie Sanders."

[betsuni]

15. Yes. The Donald does that too.

[Buns_of_Fire]

35. But you have to admit, Bob Dole was the master.

I have no idea why Bob Dole started doing it, but I suppose Bob Dole thought it would give Bob Dole more gravitas and also subtly imprint Bob Dole's name in the public's mind.

Unfortunately, by the time Bob Dole's name was fully imprinted, Bob Dole had moved on to Viagra commercials, so Bob Dole's name became associated with something else altogether.

[Tarc]

11. Capitalism vs. socialism

[brooklynite]

12. Why didn't you point that out before? That COMPLETELY changes the outcome of the Primary process...

[pdsimdars]

19. I had seen this before, thanks for posting it. It tells the whole story for those who are listening

[lumberjack_jeff]

20. Remember Clinton supporters: you're with her - not the reverse. n/t

[all american girl]

22. You know, if you pop over to Freeperland after an Obama speech, they complain about

him saying "I" too much.

[Octafish]

29. We the People vs I the Authority

The "Who?" matters and marks the clear differences between Democratic candidates.