Despite all her left leaning talk, Hillary Clinton's true loyalties reside with large corporations, Wall Street firms and billionaires.
In other words, if you are not in the 1% SHE IS NOT ON YOUR SIDE.
Why are some of the biggest hedge fund operators backing her?
Why is she raising money from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Bank of America and other Wall Street firms?
When her husband was president here's what he did:
- Ended welfare for needy families (mostly children) and gave it away to big business
- Ended Glass-Steagall, which allowed banks to speculate with taxpayer money
- Ran budget surpluses, which drained the savings of the private sector
- Enacted mandatory federal sentencing for minor drug crimes, causing the prison population to skyrocket
- Oversaw the destruction of millions of high paying jobs when he pushed for the NAFTA
And more...
So if you are a Democrat or, a working person and you think Hillary is coming to help you, you are going to be very, very, disappointed.
Plus...she's a total, neocon war hawk.
Not only does she have no self-respect but is also no friend of abused women.
ReplyDelete*Self-respect: After she was publicly humiliated by her husband's shenanigans with an intern, Hilary stuck by her man because she had an eye on the Oval Office herself in the not so distant future. I rather wonder how consensual a relationship is when the woman is a lowly, possibly scared intern and the man is President of the United States, who has it in his power to make life difficult for the object of his desire if she doesn't do as he's told.
* Abused women: Hilary and all the faux liberals have put aside the mounting, convincing evidence that Bill Clinton had also raped, assaulted and abused many women (see Michael Isikoff's book "Uncovering Clinton"). Funny that Bubba doesn't sue a respected reporter and a gigantic publishing company (Random House) for calling him in print a serial rapist, batterer and abuser of women.
but but...PTJ himself gave her $$ and he just gave a big speech on the need for equitable wealth distribution ;)
ReplyDeleteWho is PTJ?
ReplyDeletePaul Tudor Jones
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