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Originally posted by Bloo
That doesn't answer my question. You're just giving me a conspiracy. Give me an example of how it's impacted her positions.
Factually, Obama took more money from big businesses than Hillary in 2008 and he went on to pass Dodd-Frank. So, I don't see the significance until you provide examples. Further, a lot of these numbers are actually the contributions of employees from these companies. Which makes them a lot less significant, in my eyes.
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Did his campaign really, after making too big to fail big banks such a prominent part of his campaign?
I would assume that Wall street's influence would be reflected in Hillary's choices as president, not in her public policy during her campaign. we dont know exactly how she will handle the banks during her term but im still not convinced of a good deal of her promises given a history of flip flops.
But you defo have a good point about Obama/Dodd-Frank, lemme ask my hardcore Bernie stan friends about this at lunch tomorrow
