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soothsayer

(38,601 posts) Sat Nov 14, 2020, 11:51 PM Nov 2020

Jon Ossoff: When Wall Street banks need cash, the federal government just gives it to them. When wo

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Jon Ossoff
@ossoff

US Senate candidate, GA
When Wall Street banks need cash, the federal government just gives it to them.

When working families need cash, Senators like David Perdue try to obstruct emergency relief.

Guess who butters his bread?

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Jon Ossoff: When Wall Street banks need cash, the federal government just gives it to them. When wo (Original Post) soothsayer Nov 2020 OP

This politician reminds me of Robert F. Kennedy... pbmus Nov 2020 #1

I think Jon could phrase it better.... AZ8theist Nov 2020 #2

Yup, individual capitalism and corporate socialism. ... Too big to fail and all that......nt mitch96 Nov 2020 #3

pbmus

(12,422 posts)

1. This politician reminds me of Robert F. Kennedy...

Reply to soothsayer (Original post)

Sun Nov 15, 2020, 12:37 AM

Nov 2020

I am giving this man money and my time...

AZ8theist

(5,493 posts)

2. I think Jon could phrase it better....

Reply to soothsayer (Original post)

Sun Nov 15, 2020, 06:31 AM

Nov 2020

"When Wall Street banks need cash, the federal government just gives it to them.

When working families need cash, Senators like David Perdue...

FIGURES OUT A WAY TO ENRICH HIMSELF or

USES INSIDER INFORMATION TO MAKE HIMSELF RICHER

mitch96

(13,924 posts)

3. Yup, individual capitalism and corporate socialism. ... Too big to fail and all that......nt

Reply to soothsayer (Original post)

Sun Nov 15, 2020, 09:00 AM

Nov 2020

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