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Best comment I've read to date re: "What Happened" by Hillary Clinton: "Question and Answer right there on the cover."
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This is actually am ok take. A little hypebole here and there, but overall pretty accurate.TurdBuffer said:Would everyone, and I mean every-fucking-one wake up to the fact that Bill and Hillary are all about money at this point? Billy grew up poor. Hillary was middle class but ugly. They both got law degrees and Billy dragged frumpy Hill back to Little Rock, until he ran for President. The Rose Law Firm was Hillary's little money laundering operation that's billing records mysteriously went missing, until they turned up years later in a room in the White House. Bill finishes up and after standing up to banks his whole career suddenly cuts a deal with Gingrich - who led his impeachment effort - to repeal Glass Steagall, which separated the commercial banks from insurance companies and investment banks, which would turn Wall Street into an unaccountable and virtually uninsurable casino, at exactly the same time that Hillary decided to run for Bobby Kennedy's old Senate seat in New York, where, coincidentally, Wall Street is located and where nobody gets elected without it's backing. (What's Up Barry!) So Clinton helps "reform" Wall Street, depositors savings accounts are now on the roulette wheels of Wall Street banks, and Hillary wins the Senate seat in NY. Shortly thereafter, Chelsea Clinton marries a Hedge Fund Manager and all is right in the world, until Trump shows up. Then Hillary writes a book. And for what purpose might that be? R's go to Washington to serve the Rich. D's go to Washington to get Rich. Any questions?
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Everybody wants to get rich. I'm fine with that. The Clintons, and a lot of wealthy Dems like to get rich, too, but while doing something a little more humanistic or people-centered along the way so they can judge themselves as more righteous and better than those dirty, money-grubbing, war-mongering Republicans they grew up hating. And then they emulate those same Republicans almost to a "T" once they get a whiff of real money and real power. Just like Billy did when the Tyson empire pushed him out of the Governor's Mansion after one term, then re-installed him after educating him in the ways of hardcore Capitalism.
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It's an issue that goes back a ways. People forget papa Kennedy made his money selling booze in the prohibition and, moreso, as a market manipulator. When installed as the first commissioner of the SEC after the passing of the '33 and '34 Act, people wrote that it was tantamount to putting the fox in charge of the hen house. And, he was an isolationist who was 'misquoted' as having said the Jews kinda asked for it. Nice guy.TurdBuffer said:Everybody wants to get rich. I'm fine with that. The Clintons, and a lot of wealthy Dems like to get rich, too, but while doing something a little more humanistic or people-centered along the way so they can judge themselves as more righteous and better than those dirty, money-grubbing, war-mongering Republicans they grew up hating. And then they emulate those same Republicans almost to a "T" once they get a whiff of real money and real power. Just like Billy did when the Tyson empire pushed him out of the Governor's Mansion after one term, then re-installed him after educating him in the ways of hardcore Capitalism.
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Winners win.creepycoug said:
It's an issue that goes back a ways. People forget papa Kennedy made his money selling booze in the prohibition and, moreso, as a market manipulator. When installed as the first commissioner of the SEC after the passing of the '33 and '34 Act, people wrote that it was tantamount to putting the fox in charge of the hen house. And, he was an isolationist who was 'misquoted' as having said the Jews kinda asked for it. Nice guy.TurdBuffer said:Everybody wants to get rich. I'm fine with that. The Clintons, and a lot of wealthy Dems like to get rich, too, but while doing something a little more humanistic or people-centered along the way so they can judge themselves as more righteous and better than those dirty, money-grubbing, war-mongering Republicans they grew up hating. And then they emulate those same Republicans almost to a "T" once they get a whiff of real money and real power. Just like Billy did when the Tyson empire pushed him out of the Governor's Mansion after one term, then re-installed him after educating him in the ways of hardcore Capitalism.
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Nobody forgets how the Kennedys got their wealth. Nobody. Kreist.creepycoug said:
It's an issue that goes back a ways. People forget papa Kennedy made his money selling booze in the prohibition and, moreso, as a market manipulator. When installed as the first commissioner of the SEC after the passing of the '33 and '34 Act, people wrote that it was tantamount to putting the fox in charge of the hen house. And, he was an isolationist who was 'misquoted' as having said the Jews kinda asked for it. Nice guy.TurdBuffer said:Everybody wants to get rich. I'm fine with that. The Clintons, and a lot of wealthy Dems like to get rich, too, but while doing something a little more humanistic or people-centered along the way so they can judge themselves as more righteous and better than those dirty, money-grubbing, war-mongering Republicans they grew up hating. And then they emulate those same Republicans almost to a "T" once they get a whiff of real money and real power. Just like Billy did when the Tyson empire pushed him out of the Governor's Mansion after one term, then re-installed him after educating him in the ways of hardcore Capitalism.
Great revelation there, CC. -
^not literally dummy. it's just conveniently not discussed when reviewing their magnanimity.
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Nor forgets big Joe was mobbed up.TurdBuffer said:
Nobody forgets how the Kennedys got their wealth. Nobody. Kreist.creepycoug said:
It's an issue that goes back a ways. People forget papa Kennedy made his money selling booze in the prohibition and, moreso, as a market manipulator. When installed as the first commissioner of the SEC after the passing of the '33 and '34 Act, people wrote that it was tantamount to putting the fox in charge of the hen house. And, he was an isolationist who was 'misquoted' as having said the Jews kinda asked for it. Nice guy.TurdBuffer said:Everybody wants to get rich. I'm fine with that. The Clintons, and a lot of wealthy Dems like to get rich, too, but while doing something a little more humanistic or people-centered along the way so they can judge themselves as more righteous and better than those dirty, money-grubbing, war-mongering Republicans they grew up hating. And then they emulate those same Republicans almost to a "T" once they get a whiff of real money and real power. Just like Billy did when the Tyson empire pushed him out of the Governor's Mansion after one term, then re-installed him after educating him in the ways of hardcore Capitalism.
Great revelation there, CC.
