2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I wasn't coming back to GD P but Skinner's post prompted me in a way to do so. [View all]randome
(34,845 posts)I disagree with being unable to let Wall Street be Wall Street and still address income inequality. Regulation of Wall Street and greater taxation are the ways to do that. Getting things through Congress is much more likely with Clinton, imo. Sanders has few connections among his colleagues.
I think the opposite is more likely: she'll offer some modest tax incentive for Wall Street in exchange for funding something more to our liking. If she can help us regain the Senate, that's more likely.
And the real power resides in Congress, anyways, and they will help keep her feet to the fire so long as we keep their feet to the fire. We have allies in Congress. We need to use them.
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