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>I'll believe Bernie is truly sincere when he calls out Cecile Richards for what she makes and for how much her salary has grown the last few years. :)

My rightie friends have been doing this for years.

"If those union bosses really wanted to help their members, they'd kick in their own salaries"

Great way to divert attention from people flying around in private 767's while paying subminimum wages to their employees.

My grandson is delivering pizza's for $7.50/ hour plus tips while the bosses at Domino's lap up tens of millions in salary.


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>Until then, Bernie has proven himself over the last year to be nothing but a demagogue railing primarily against conservative financial institutions.

Can you name any US financial institutions that are not conservative?

Bernie's rallying cry is pretty simple and profoundly accurate - those banks were bailed out by the US government just about 10 years ago.
Even the strong ones like Chase and Goldman would have gone down had their counter-parties like Merrill or Morgan Stanley gone down - and they would have had the Feds not intervened.

They have been shoveling in money hand over fist because of ridiculously low fed rates that they mark up ten fold or more in loan and credit card rates, while seniors earn less than 1% on the money the banks are lending.


Jamie Dimon and his multi-million-annual salary buddies complaining about government interference rivals Kafka at his most absurd!

The government should be confiscating a large swarth of the profits of those banks, and the thieves that are running them should be explaining why they shouldn't be in prison.

We need Bernie because the dems are in this right up to their necks with the repubs.

Clinton, Obama, Pelosi and Schumer are all bought and paid for by these thieves. They rant about where people can pee, while our workers are being exploited.

Someone said recently that the Democratic party is the party of capital that pretends to be party of labor and the repubs just don't pretend.