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Clinton Comes Out Swinging At Sanders Wall Street PlanBefore He Unveils It
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-01-04/clinton-campaign-prebuts-sanders-wall-street-speech
The Democratic front-runner's campaign is criticizing Sanders' failure to address the issue of "shadow banking."
Jennifer Epstein
January 4, 2016 2:30 PM CST
Hillary Clintons campaign is attempting to preempt rival Bernie Sanderss big Wall Street policy speech by suggesting that the Vermont senators plans wouldnt do nearly as much as hers to prevent a future financial crisis.
The Democratic front-runner has developed policies aimed at reining in the shadow banking, an area that Sanderss proposals have yet to address. He's set to speak Tuesday in New York.
Unfortunately, Senator Sanders has so far taken a hands-off approach to some of the riskiest institutions and activities in our economy, which were among the biggest culprits during the 2008 crisis, Gary Gensler, Clintons chief financial officer and the former chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said in a statement, referring to the activities of hedge funds and high-frequency traders. In his speech tomorrow, Senator Sanders should go beyond his existing plans for reforming Wall Street and endorse Hillary Clintons tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector.
Clinton faces the persistent notion that because she has many Wall Street donors and high-level advisers with ties to the financial services industry, she wont be as tough on Wall Street as many Democratic voters would hope. But her campaign has pushed back by stressing that she has offered nuanced proposals that reach beyond simply regulating the big banks. She's been endorsed by former Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank and Gensler has widespread credibility with the left after aggressively pushing for tougher regulations during his time in the Obama administration. ....................
BooScout
(10,406 posts)Sanders does not.
NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)Sanders pivots and no matter what the question, he'll always deflect and change the subject back to the only topic he's comfortable with. If he actually had a chance of winning the nomination, that would worry me.
1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)and adopt/adapt it into their own plan ... without intra-partisan complaining.
Oh, what a beautiful world it would be.
HRC could add G/S ... Bernie could add the "shadow banking" parts ... putting them, both, at O'Malley's plan. (Sorry ... I couldn't help that)
BlueCaliDem
(15,438 posts)Hillary Clinton, if she becomes president, will have a Congress she can work with and who will help her push through important legislation. This is very important. Without Congress, she won't be able to do much.
This is just one of the many reasons I won't vote for Sanders in the primary. He doesn't have that same clout. Unfortunately, neither does O'Malley. I know you're a supporter of his 1SBM, but realistically speaking, what Democratic allies does MO'M have in Congress? What relationships has he built there?
That's what I'm looking at. The level of clout a Democratic candidate has in Congress, and Hillary Clinton is it.
Thinkingabout
(30,058 posts)To be more. She feels there needs to be more to regulate weak points which occurred in 2008. Glass Stegall would not prevented the financial crisis. Also the CRMA also played a part in the financial crisis.
sheshe2
(83,637 posts)Go Hillary~
William769
(55,142 posts)Cha
(296,780 posts)Thank you, rivers!
Kath1
(4,309 posts)Good move, Hillary!
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Cha
(296,780 posts)Excellent move~
Hey, Cha!