You really need to stop listening in on those morning talking point
calls with the other Dems. Just confuses you and you can't deal with that.
As to knowing anything about Wall Street, I worked on Wall Street before
I retired for years and also worked at a major bank dealing with
international finance. I do know something about Wall Street and their
bets. The bank I worked for provided many of the people who are
currently working with Zero and previously worked with Bubba. The other
major firms on Wall Street did also. There was almost zero support for
the Republicans and has not been for years. All you had to do was
watch the many many trips that Hillary and Bubba made to the breakfast
meetings on Wall Street - and that was when Bush was president. You
also just need to look at Corzine from New Jersey who was a big cheese
at Goldman or Robert Rubin at Citi for example. You obviously don't
have a clue about who the rich in NY support.
studio wrote:
On Feb 3, 11:42 am, dick thompson <[email protected]> wrote:
BTW the rich people you talk about voted primarily for the Democrats,
not the Republicans, especially the rich people on Wall Street. Check
who the major donors to Zero were from the financial community and you
will find a list of all the major firms on Wall Street. When Bubba was
president his biggest donors were also Wall Street firms as well as
Enron and World Communications and you know what happened to them.
If you knew anything, you'd know that Wall Street hedges their bets,
and gives more to the ones in power.
It so happens that the reason some of the rich gave to the opposing
party was they knew how badly lower and middle income people were
being screwed by those Republican superior economic theories that
created zero jobs and higher costs.
You know, the more you talk, the less you have to say.
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