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Era Of Wisdom
BrandonTurbeville.com
February 3, 2016
If Clinton’s ties to Wall Street were not bad enough, one need only look to her Wall Street voting record to see the dividends such ties have paid to the American people. Clinton is, without a doubt, one of the most heavily-funded candidates by Wall Street in the 2016 elections and the Clinton machine has been so corrupt throughout the years that one would almost be tempted to wonder whether or not the millions of dollars flowing in to Hillary’s hands via Wall Street is what prompted her to promote such treachery or whether the money is simply payment for the treachery rendered. It’s a chicken or the egg conundrum, really.
Regardless, one need only look to Clinton’s record when it came to the TARP program and the infamous Banker Bailout of 2009 to see whose side Clinton comes down upon.
In 2009, as the banking industry had once again revealed itself as a perverted gambling casino of toxic nothingness and an enemy to both working people and first world living standards, the question put before Congress was whether or not to put the US government (meaning the American people) on the hook for Wall Street’s corrupt dealings and bad (though mostly coordinated and intentional) decisions.
While the American public has tended to be out to lunch on important issues, the overwhelming majority of Americans were still clearly opposed to the 2009 banker bailout. Of course, that didn’t stop the President, the Senate, or the House from supporting it.





