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Playinghardball's JournalBernie Sanders: Ripping off U.S. customers on their phone bills must not be an acceptable business..
...business model....Bernie Sanders: "What Wall Street and credit card companies are doing is really not much different..
There are more men under correctional control today then were under slavery in 1850...
http://www.politifact.com/rhode-island/statements/2014/dec/07/diego-arene-morley/brown-u-student-leader-more-african-american-men-p/
Bernie Sanders: I’d love Bill Clinton to debate my wife
Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont said Monday hed love to have former President Bill Clinton, the spouse of Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, debate his wife, Jane.
MSNBCs Andrea Mitchell brought up a Washington Post report suggesting that Mr. Clinton does not plan to do campaign activities for Mrs. Clinton in 2015 and asked Mr. Sanders if that would be a relief for him or whether hed like to see the former president out there.
No, Id love him to be debating my wife, Jane, replied Mr. Sanders, Mrs. Clintons only rival on the Democratic side at the moment. Shes pretty smart.
Mr. Sanders also reiterated his opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a proposed trade deal between the United States and Pacific Rim countries that is pitting President Obama against some members of his own party.
The TPP is, in my view, is a continuation of disastrous trade policies. Enough is enough we need new approaches to trade which creates jobs in America and not in China, he said.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/may/11/bernie-sanders-id-love-bill-clinton-to-debate-my-w/#ixzz3ZriWKugU
Bernie Sanders: Expand Social Security...
Chicago Bulls Kiss Cam
Now this is funny! Be sure to watch the whole thing. One cannot change stupidity. Duh, whats going on.
Funniest thing I have seen in a long time
Kiss Cam at a Chicago Bulls game.
Be sure to watch the video to the very end.
Why Hillary Clinton’s Democratic Opponents Only Throw Softballs
Republican presidential candidates are already running hard against Hillary Clinton. Hours before she announced her campaign for president, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul released an online video accusing Clinton of corruption and cover-up, conflicts of interest, calling her the worst of the Washington machine. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush challenged her on her use of a personal email account while she was Secretary of State. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz asked a crowd, How can the American people trust her with another position of power?
In the Democratic primary, things are very different.
Clintons three top likely challengers former Maryland Gov. Martin OMalley, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb have notably refused to criticize Clintons ethics. All three have avoided mentioning her private email account, her handling of the Benghazi attacks in 2012 or the controversy surrounding the Clinton Foundation fundraising, among other popular GOP lines of attack. Aides from several of the emerging campaigns told TIME they dont plan to do so, either.
Were not going down that road, said Tad Devine, a top advisor for Sanders campaign. Were not going to run a negative campaign.
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The other candidates have chimed in on policy occasionally, too. Before he announced his candidacy, Sanders suggested that Clinton isnt ready to confront the billionaire class. Webb said earlier this month after Clinton gave a speech about criminal justice reform that that he had been talking about those issues for nine years.
More here: http://time.com/3851301/hillary-clinton-democratic-primary/
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