She followed up by attacking Sanders’ claims that her acceptance of money from big banks harms her judgement, calling such allegations “phony.”
When asked to name an instance when Clinton’s acceptance of money from Wall Street affected her decision making, Sanders failed to produce a smoking gun, although he did accuse Clinton of not being proactive enough about breaking up big banks.
Clinton then countered that she had previously stood up to big banks as a New York senator, calling them out on their mortgage behavior and privileges under the tax code. Clinton also pointed to her support of the passage and implementation of the Dodd-Frank bill. Sanders was not impressed.
“name an instance when clinton’s acceptance of money from Wall Street affected her decision making”
yes, because we all know that the banks gave that money to hillary with no strings attached and expect absolutely nothing in return just because they all like her warm personality.
hey, you screeching cankled biotch, hand over your e-mails and we will see what “decisions” you have made that benefits them, oh that’s right you deleted them then wiped them with a cloth. how convenient for you.
clinton thinks we are all “grubers”.
Challenging Big Canks on Big Banks.
He acts like this is the early 1900’s again.