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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Would Bernie supporters be so kind as to define "Wall Street" for us? [View all]JonLeibowitz
(6,282 posts)152. Know what a boglehead is? I am on the moderation team over there!
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Anyone who has supported in the past, supports now, or supports in the future, Hillary Clinton.
onehandle
Mar 2016
#2
Sanders is pretty explicit. Learn what he says and then rant if you need to.
kristopher
Mar 2016
#124
Give 'em a break, spin and lies are all they have, the can't win on the issues or her record
pdsimdars
Mar 2016
#15
We aren't against Wall Street, we're against how Wall Street has infiltrated the govt
RiverLover
Mar 2016
#32
You sound like a republican. A small stock holder has no say in what goes on in DC
RiverLover
Mar 2016
#26
It's seriously shocking to see people on this kind of a site acting confused about this.
vintx
Mar 2016
#42
Yes, it is shocking. And no it doesn't seem Democratic. But then neither does Hillary.
RiverLover
Mar 2016
#54
Hillary being in bed with Wall Street damages her; so your answer is, Wall Street ain't that bad!
CoffeeCat
Mar 2016
#82
"Sanders supporters stuff their money under their mattresses." Wow. Fuck me every which way...
cherokeeprogressive
Mar 2016
#84
That's right, Jon. Then why doesn't Bernie propose legislation capping ERs/loads
Kang Colby
Mar 2016
#135
Ridiculous post. And I worked in the financial services industry for nearly 20 years.
Old Crow
Mar 2016
#134
No envy at all. Righteous contempt, disgust and demand for reform. Now.
appalachiablue
Mar 2016
#105
The Sanders plan is online, and so is much of the work of economists like Reich.
appalachiablue
Mar 2016
#116
That's actually a legit (and critical) question in linguistic philosophy!
Lizzie Poppet
Mar 2016
#89
Sorry but many have gone far beyond their legitimate roles and size to become Big Evil Meanies
Armstead
Mar 2016
#53
I think some people here would be very unhappy with how "pro-Wall St" Elizabeth Warren is
brooklynite
Mar 2016
#56
How many crimes must Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, & JP Morgan commit before you consider them corrupt
think
Mar 2016
#61
So when Clinton calls for new reforms on "Wall Street" she wants reforms on "all of us"? n/t
PoliticAverse
Mar 2016
#129
That's the spirit! Ignore people who say things contrary to your opinion. Life is so grand.
Buzz Clik
Mar 2016
#76
I didn't say you did. I had interaction with OP previously. Got an alert from it. no hide but,
Hiraeth
Mar 2016
#80
what country are you from? ever head of Glass–Steagall before the GOP & Clintons dismandeld it.
fourcents
Mar 2016
#150
This OP is reminiscent of the kind of posts I've seen anti-regulation-of-firearms apologists make.
aidbo
Mar 2016
#100
It's a street in the south end of Manhattan running between Broadway and the FDR. n/t
Chan790
Mar 2016
#115
It's not something Bernie made up. It's commonly referred to by many in the context of
Cleita
Mar 2016
#126
How awesome is it you can refuse to see people use Wall Street for short hand
Kalidurga
Mar 2016
#130
What? Bernie is running on campaign finance reform, it's all related and it would take away the NRA-
fourcents
Mar 2016
#145
Answer=Bernie Sanders: 'Congress Doesn't Regulate Wall Street. Wall Street Regulates Congress.'
fourcents
Mar 2016
#147
Passive-aggressive OP's...always the most effective way to build party unity. n/t.
Ken Burch
Mar 2016
#149