The media won't bother to care, but Hillary released a really smart Wall Street reform plan yesterd

[riversedge]

Here is your opportunity to bone up on Hillary's Wall street reform in preparation for the debate tomorrow.


Ezra Klein ‏@ezraklein Oct 9

This is a very good financial reform plan form Hillary Clinton: http://nzzl.us/XvlaUi3
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Matthew Yglesias ‏@mattyglesias Oct 9

The media won't bother to care, but Hillary released a really smart Wall Street reform plan yesterday http://www.vox.com/2015/10/9/9483329/hillary-clinton-banks?utm_campaign=mattyglesias&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter …
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[kenfrequed]

1. Doesn't work

Debt shifting is the first thing that huge, multinational corporations learn how to do to avoid taxation. The most it will do is make it so that banks will declare that they are making zero profits rather than claiming to be operating on a loss.

This is sort of the very essence of a 90's non solution designed to easy to avoid and revenue neutral.

[Duckhunter935]

2. don't worry, she will evolve

[left-of-center2012]

3. Isn't she backed by Wall Street?

Inquiring minds want to know.

[Indepatriot]

4. She doesn't seem the type to bite the hand that feeds her....

[BernieFan57]

5. It's weak and so very vague as to be nonexistent.

Did you read it?

All it does is mention a mechanism to collect an unknown fee.

That's it.

It's not even an original idea, yet I guess this counts as one of the many "Plans" that she has that other candidates are said to lack.

Sorry, I just don't think it's much of a plan.