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In reply to the discussion: The big lie: "Hillary is an economic conservative." [View all]DanTex
(20,709 posts)80s that Hillary served on their board is way beyond a stretch. It would be like trying to pin the 30,000 people who die from guns every year on Bernie's votes against the Brady Bill and in favor of civil immunity for the gun industry. And this is especially absurd in the case of Clinton, because when she was on the Wal-Mart board, she fought to make the company more progressive on issues like women, the environment, and America-First manufacturing policy. Exactly the opposite of what you'd like to blame on her.
When I look at the policies that Clinton has actually supported, it becomes clear that the "corporatist crony" stuff is just empty rhetoric. You are right that there are politicians that are trying to sell out working people to corporate and wealthy interests. That would be the Republicans. Hillary Clinton, as her record demonstrates, is not one of them.