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72. Didn't Bernie vote Yes on the deregulation of derivatives, which is more directly linked?

Mon Jun 6, 2016, 11:52 AM

Jun 2016

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It was the collapse of Lehman Brothers and AIG that really pulled the bottom out.

You are displaying the same cluelessness about what the real problem is that Bernie is displaying. As Hillary keeps stating, a big issue is the shadow banking that goes on and went on. That is what she wants to address as well as banks that have become a threat to the economy.

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Wall Street Titan: Bernie Sanders Will Help the Real Economy [View all] coco77 Jun 2016 OP

Excellent summary. snot Jun 2016 #1

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We only want to “shoot every third person on Wall Street,” burn only 99% of the rest at the stake Babel_17 Jun 2016 #16

This man is not a "Wall Street expert"; he specializes in the secondary art market, as noted. SunSeeker Jun 2016 #20

Sounds like an "attack on the messenger," to me. immoderate Jun 2016 #27

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He said idiotic things like that Bill Clinton caused the 2007 crash. SunSeeker Jun 2016 #59

Didn't Clinton sign the repeal of Glass-Steagall, allowing banks to become "too big" ? King_Klonopin Jun 2016 #63

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Didn't Bernie vote Yes on the deregulation of derivatives, which is more directly linked? SunSeeker Jun 2016 #72

Regardless of the issue you raise, are Bill Clinton's hands "clean" in this matter or not ? King_Klonopin Jun 2016 #75

Are Bernie's hands clean? And why are you so intent on blaming Bill Clinton for Bush's disasters? SunSeeker Jun 2016 #76

Do you ever answer a question without deflecting ? King_Klonopin Jun 2016 #77

CNBC ran it, and I resent your comment NJCher Jun 2016 #39

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This was not a CNBC video, it was made with clips from a CNBC video. SunSeeker Jun 2016 #58

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