Cue the Video: Bernie doesn't know banking? He was a PROPHET in 1998 and is right today.

[Armstead]

Maybe instead of amplifying a few "ums" in that Daily News hit piece...and the Clinton campaign's Brockian/Rovian misleading spin jobs, people might want to watch how accurate Sanders was in 1998 when this crap was being put into place.



On Glass Stegal in 1998

[Armstead]

1. Kick for the truth

[tk2kewl]

2. k&r

[RiverLover]

3. He's too good for US & too bad for the establishment.

They will never let him become president.

We really MUST separate money from the political process. It isn't sexy to talk about (unless you use the term corporate whore of course), but it HAS to become the peoples' central issue.

We'll keep getting Clinton & Bush clones, rinse, repeat, if we don't.

[Armstead]

4. Take the Clinton equation out, and many people would agree with Bernie

That's what is so sad about this campaign....and the Democrats in general

[RiverLover]

8. Profoundly true. Its tragic, really.

Well said, Armstead.

[Armstead]

9. I remember before the primary how many people here would say:

I agree with Bernie 100 percent. He's great.

Now some have done a 180 because the exact same guy had the bad taste to actually challenge her in an election.

Boooo. Bad Bernie. Bad.

[SocialLibFiscalCon]

5. But, but, but.... The interview.... He said he didn't know....

Really sick of listening to the media and Clinton supporters conjuring up bullshit controversy while ignoring facts and reality.

[Armstead]

6. Bullshit sells, I guess

[JEB]

7. When they say that Bernie doesn't know banking,

they mean he's not on the payroll.

[Armstead]

10. Payroll? Is that a sexist remark?

[4ricksren]

11. bernie is too humble about his great past

most people have no idea how passionate, principled,
and persevering bernie has ALWAYS been

bernie's only problem is that most americans don't
know him




"I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think."
-- socrates