Hillary wants to abolish the Electoral College

[boutons_deux]

Hillary was paid many $100Ks to speak at Wall St meetings while amassing her campaign funds.

iow, Big Finance owned her, owns her.

Just like Obama, she would have left BigFinance untouched, and bailed out in the Banksters Great Depression.

[Will Hunting]

She's voted 99% just like bernie.

Some quick quotes that she is not with wall street.

As president, I would not only veto any legislation that would weaken financial reform, but I would also fight for tough new rules, stronger enforcement and more accountability that go well beyond Dodd-Frank.—Dec. 7, 2015, op-ed in New York Times

Mrs. Clinton has praised Dodd-Frank, vowing in an op-ed to “veto any legislation that would weaken financial reform.” A core plank of her platform is expanding the law to cover more lightly regulated corners of finance. “I want the law to extend to those that are part of the shadow banking industry—the big insurance companies, the hedge funds,” she said during an April 14 Democratic debate.
Her detailed plan for increasing financial regulation includes levying a “risk fee” on the largest banks beyond higher capital requirements already imposed over the past six years, and tightening the “Volcker rule” that bans banks from betting with deposits covered by taxpayer-funded insurance.
The candidate wants to tax certain types of high-frequency trading, automated stock trading by computers that has been profitable but can amplify volatility. The former secretary of state has also gone after activist investors, proposing to revamp capital-gains taxes. Such a move would hit some short-term investors with higher rates.
Mrs. Clinton has pledged to enforce rules aimed at curbing Wall Street pay. And she wants to extend the statute of limitations for prosecuting financial crimes and force individual bankers to pay a portion of fines levied on their ins utions. “No bank is too big to fail, and no individual is too big to jail,” she said during a Jan. 17 Democratic debate in South Carolina.
The Democrats’ platform adopted at their July nominating convention pledged giving the Justice Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission “more resources to prosecute wrongdoing” and to extend the “statute of limitations for prosecuting major financial fraud.”




Directly contradicts anything you just ing said.


And saying she wants to expand the Affordable Care Act is a good ing step you nimwit.

Great, you found some soundbitea from the primary when she was trying to pander to the progressive voter. Almost all of it is rhetoric and virtually none of it is specific.

Her actions are different than her words. Anti Wall Street politicians don’t give townhall speeches at Goldman Sachs about how the financial crisis wasn’t their fault.

She said she wanted to “expand” the affordable care act but didn’t agree with universal healthcare because it would damage her boosters in the insurance and pharma industries.

[Spurtacular]

The same description could be used for Hitler or Stalin.

I wasn’t comparing her to Hitler or Stalin.

[Will Hunting]

Comfort terms. In time when you lose your pride though, you'll start to piece it together.

Deep state is your term, not mine. I have no idea what it means and I don’t care to.

[Will Hunting]

This is why never gets done. The smear campaign when they aren't as extreme as you.

It’s not a smear campaign. She’s given multiple townhall speeches at Goldman Sachs, then when she ran against Bernie she pretended to be someone who wanted to regulate Goldman Sachs.

[Pavlov]

Comfort terms. In time when you lose your pride though, you'll start to piece it together.

Piece together the Deep State conspiracy?

[boutons_deux]

smear campaign

where's the smear?

[Spurtacular]

Great, you found some soundbitea from the primary when she was trying to pander to the progressive voter. Almost all of it is rhetoric and virtually none of it is specific.

Her actions are different than her words. Anti Wall Street politicians don’t give townhall speeches at Goldman Sachs about how the financial crisis wasn’t their fault.

She said she wanted to “expand” the affordable care act but didn’t agree with universal healthcare because it would damage her boosters in the insurance and pharma industries.

She says a lot of things. You know she has a private and public position. It all hinges on the money and her benefactors. Democrats would be foolish to consider her for a second. But 2016 showed us that they're not afraid to put a felon on the ticket.

[Spurtacular]

Deep state is your term, not mine. I have no idea what it means and I don’t care to.

Sure. And years from now when you've taken off your blinders, you might see it for what it is. I'm fine with that.

[Pavlov]

She says a lot of things. You know she has a private and public position. It all hinges on the money and her benefactors. Democrats would be foolish to consider her for a second. But 2016 showed us that they're not afraid to put a felon on the ticket.

What felony did she commit?

[Spurtacular]

Directly implying she is in with wall street you got.

Are you under the impression she's not?

[Will Hunting]

She says a lot of things. You know she has a private and public position. It all hinges on the money and her benefactors. Democrats would be foolish to consider her for a second. But 2016 showed us that they're not afraid to put a felon on the ticket.

Not sure how she’s a felon but of course I know she has public opinions (ie the ones dabom2 thinks she has) and private opinions (the ones Lloyd Blankfein knows she has), she literally said she has public and private positions

[Will Hunting]

Directly implying she is in with wall street you got.

Why did she give speeches at Goldman Sachs headquarters if she’s anti Wall Street?

Better question, why would Goldman even want her around if she were anti Wall Street?

[Spurtacular]

Not sure how she’s a felon

Try deleting records under FBI subpoena and see how it works out for you.

Feb. 1, 2013: Clinton serves her last day as secretary of state.
July 23, 2014: The State Department reaches an agreement with the Benghazi committee about producing records for its investigation into the 2012 attack on a U.S. embassy in the Libyan city.
Oct. 28, 2014: The State Department sends an official letter to Clinton’s staff requesting "emails related to their government work." Clinton’s lawyer, David Kendall, and aide Cheryl Mills oversaw the review of Clinton’s email archives to produce work-related do ents to the department.
Dec. 5, 2014: Clinton’s team provides 55,000 pages of emails, or about 30,000 individual emails, to the State Department. Mills tells an employee at Platte River Networks, which managed the server, that Clinton does not need to retain any emails older than 60 days.
March 2, 2015: The New York Times breaks the story that Clinton used a personal email account while secretary of state.
March 4, 2015: The Benghazi committee issues a subpoena requiring Clinton to turn over all emails from her private server related to the incident in Libya.
Between March 25-31, 2015: The Platte River Networks employee has what he calls an "oh s---" moment, realizing he did not delete Clinton’s email archive, per Mills’ December 2014 request. The employee deletes the email archive using a software called BleachBit.
March 27, 2015: Clinton’s lawyers send a letter to the Benghazi committee saying that the State Department already has the relevant emails, as they were included in the Dec. 5, 2014, turnover.

[Spurtacular]

Show me some bills that she passed?

I could, but I won't be doing such tedious tasks. I'd rather just at you thinking Wall Street dishes out riches w/o expecting a return.

[boutons_deux]

Directly implying she is in with wall street you got.

I gave evidence that she is, you gave emoticons. G F Y

[Pavlov]

Try deleting records under FBI subpoena and see how it works out for you.

Trump’s timeline is correct. The congressional subpoena came on March 4, 2015, and an employee deleted the emails sometime after March 25, 2015, three weeks later.

However, the implication — that Clinton deleted emails relevant to the subpoena in order to avoid scrutiny — is unprovable if not flat wrong.

The FBI’s investigation did find several thousand emails among those deleted that were work-related and should have been turned over to the State Department. However, FBI Director James Comey said in a July 2016 statement that the FBI investigation "found no evidence that any of the additional work-related emails were intentionally deleted in an effort to conceal them."

Comey added in a later congressional hearing that the FBI learned no one on Clinton’s staff specifically asked the employee to delete the emails following the New York Times story and subpoena. Rather, the employee made that decision on his own.

Clinton told the FBI that she did was not involved in deciding whether individual emails should be sent to State Department, nor "did she instruct anyone to delete her emails to avoid complying with FOIA, State or FBI requests for information."

https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...eted-33000-em/

Not a felon.

[Will Hunting]

Show me some bills that she passed?

She voted in favor of the Bankruptcy Abuse Protection and Consumer Protection Act, which was legislation that had heavy Wall Street lobbying because of how much harder it made people to file for bankruptcy.

[Admissions Office]

You didn't prove got. How were you negatively affected by her actions?

I'm still waiting gots.

Sad that you cannot get accepted. Our only requirement is that you're a useful idiot. Instead, you're a useless idiot.

[Will Hunting]

Try deleting records under FBI subpoena and see how it works out for you.

A felon is someone who's been convicted of a felony. She hasn't been.

[Pavlov]

Sad that you cannot get accepted. Our only requirement is that you're a useful idiot. Instead, you're a useless idiot.

How many alts do you have now, derp?

[Spurtacular]

A felon is someone who's been convicted of a felony. She hasn't been.

You know how figurative language works. But if this is your white flag, then okay.

[Will Hunting]

Dam bro. I think people abusing Bankruptcy is an actual good step. What part do you hate?

The actual legislation itself wasn't about people "abusing" bankruptcy, they called it that to make it sound better (i.e., when Republicans use the term "right to work" in order to bust unions). The legislation made it harder for people to declare bankruptcy and made it so lenders had greater ability to go after their assets.

[Will Hunting]

You know how figurative language works. But if this is your white flag, then okay.

I actually didn't know that the word "felon" had a figurative meaning.

[Spurtacular]

I actually didn't know that the word "felon" had a figurative meaning.

Okay.