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In reply to the discussion: Wall Street is out to destroy Sen. Elizabeth Warren. [View all]appalachiablue
(44,029 posts)37. This really highlights Dems. longterm relationship and dependence on financiers
going back 20+ years. Getting $ out of politics is huge. Warren's courageous, like Sanders even though there are several DUers who try to minimize her appeal by bringing in her earlier Repub. voting record. No matter.
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Do you have a link to this? Also would you please cross post this in the EW group?
Autumn
Dec 2014
#2
This really highlights Dems. longterm relationship and dependence on financiers
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#37
I realize that where he chooses to spend money doesn't help the economy as a whole.
SleeplessinSoCal
Dec 2014
#27
Are you disparaging the OP or the decision to nominate a Wall Street criminal? nm
rhett o rick
Dec 2014
#39
Yes. They silenced Spitzer with scandal. Elizabeth Warren is not going to be so easily ruined.
JDPriestly
Dec 2014
#30
Cross the money men at your peril. The case of former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon is telling:
RufusTFirefly
Dec 2014
#44
"Weiss nomination may go through with majority Republican support in senate next year"
RiverLover
Dec 2014
#59