Hillary Clinton's attack on Wall Street doesn't include her advisers, presumably

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She vows in the op-ed that she'll work to end conflicts of interest in government if she's elected president. And it's not her first time calling out Wall Street: in a speech at NYU in July, she vowed to change corporate culture and "reign in excessive growth on Wall Street," following the lead of her anti-Wall Street — and toughest — opponent Sen. Bernie Sanders.

But some have question just how hard Clinton will crack down on Wall Street, considering some of her closest aides and confidantes have ties to big banks.

Here's a list of her closest aides who have Wall Street inked on their resumes:


http://mashable.com/2015/08/31/clinton-wall-st-revolving-door/#O5UvIVuSjGql

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1. Treasury Secretary: Lloyd Blankfein

a fella can dream

[polichick]

2. Really - as if her administration wouldn't be filled with them. Con job.

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3. CUT IT OUT!

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4. Presumably not. n/t