INBOX: Clinton campaign doubles down on Sanders' auto bailout vote...

[riversedge]

It is as it is.


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Chad Livengood ‏@ChadLivengood 13h13 hours ago

INBOX: Clinton campaign doubles down on Sanders' auto bailout vote...

[NurseJackie]

1. Bernie needs BIG WINS to take the nomination. He can't catch up now. It's all but OVER for him!

[bobbobbins01]

7. Your sentences directly contradict each other.

and that makes my brain hurt.

[BeyondGeography]

2. He was for it before he was against it

So he could say he was for it, even though he may have been against it.

These votes don't hurt until you run for President.

[CdnExtraNational]

3. DISHONEST

The Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) is a program of the United States government to purchase assets and equity from financial institutions to strengthen its financial sector that was signed into law by U.S. President George W. Bush on October 3, 2008.

Which part of the above says Auto Bailout?
Republicans didn't support an auto bailout.
Thanks to President Obama who took some of the second tranche of the bank bailout and give some of it to the auto industry.

You guys were just not paying attention?

[lunamagica]

4. They discussed before the vote. Sen Peters said they knew it was the only hope for the bailout

Dishonest is to take credit for the bill he voted against, which saved the auto industry.

Dishonest is to say that what Hillary said was false, when she isn't there to defend herself.

Don't you think that he would have jumped to say he voted for it AT THE DEBATE? But of course he couldn't say it to her face, because he knew she was right.

[CdnExtraNational]

5. You are just as dishonest as she was...

When President Bush signed it on October 8, 2008 there was no mention of an auto bailout in the TARP bill.

This is totally dishonest horse maneur from someone who is supposed to be a presidential candidate.

And the way she parsed her words she knew she was lying.

[DCBob]

6. There was money in the TARP for the auto industry.

It wasn't the focus of the bill but it was there.

[DCBob]

8. Here are the facts..

It’s true that Sanders voted to provide $15 billion to help rescue the auto industry. Sanders voted on Dec. 11, 2008, to bring the auto bailout bill to the floor for a final vote. But the motion failed to receive the 60 votes necessary, and the bill died. It was because of that vote that we wrote Clinton stretched the facts in the debate when she said that Sanders “was against the auto bailout.”

However, Sanders’ claim that there was only “one vote” in the Senate “to support the auto bailout” ignores another Senate vote on Jan. 15, 2009. Sanders voted for a resolution on that day that would have blocked the release of an additional $350 billion for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (a.k.a., the Wall Street bailout). A small part of that $350 billion — $4 billion — was earmarked for the auto industry.

http://www.factcheck.org/2016/03/clinton-sanders-bailout-brawl/

[CdnExtraNational]

9. Thank you nt

I really admired President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

I was even disappointed for a time when President Obama won the primary.

But my eyes have been opened recently.

I am so disappointed.

[riversedge]

10. Thanks so much