I'm seeing a lot of outrage tweets over this. If you are wondering such criticisms don't always land and many people shrug, I'd like to remind folks that George W. Bush administration put a 24-year old with no finance background or interest in charge of Iraq's stock market.https://twitter.com/dlippman/status/1232466628069060608 …
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And Democrats have done little to prove they're different. Need to own their mistakes if they want to rule. Compare: - Obama bailed out to banks and the larger multinational auto corporations - Hong Kong just gave every citizen $10,000 to help them through a Coronavirus downturn
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They've done a lot to show they are still responsive to the will of the people but taking money from bloomberg challenges that
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Exactly! Billionaires are ruling and ruining our lives for their own gains and why we need President
@ewarren who’s not afraid to take on this kind of corruption.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Until real campaign finance reform, money=speech=power is reality. All elected officials will be owned by big money that paid for seats. They will represent those interests rather than the needs of constituents. That’s why I support Sanders: he walks the talk.
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only if you ignored AFP/Koch actions in the states in 08/10 to reshape redistricting and use the astroturf tea party as a battering ram
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Yes, some of us have not forgotten “heckuva job, Brownie” in charge of FEMA during Hurricane Katrina. It’s part of the larger GOP plan to destroy government’s ability to serve people, then justify cutting funding.
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