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The “Wall Street Democrats” is the wing of the party created by the Clintons and nurtured further by Barack Obama. It takes money hand over fist from Wall Street for political campaigns, wags a warning finger at Wall Street from the public podium while stuffing its administrations with Wall Street execs, then its leadership reaps millions of dollars in personal speaking fees from the robber barons after leaving office. As of this morning, there’s no longer any debate that Obama is firmly entrenched in this cozy world of money. Sums up what wrong with the Democratic establishment. They are on make and on the take. Wall Street On ParadeObama Has the Same Retirement Plan as the Clintons: Lavish Speaking Fees from Wall Street Pam Martens and Russ MartensSee alsoRegardless of the degree of
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Barack Obama, bill clinton, corruption, Democratic Establishment, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, US Politics, Wall Street Democrats
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The “Wall Street Democrats” is the wing of the party created by the Clintons and nurtured further by Barack Obama. It takes money hand over fist from Wall Street for political campaigns, wags a warning finger at Wall Street from the public podium while stuffing its administrations with Wall Street execs, then its leadership reaps millions of dollars in personal speaking fees from the robber barons after leaving office. As of this morning, there’s no longer any debate that Obama is firmly entrenched in this cozy world of money. Sums up what wrong with the Democratic establishment. They are on make and on the take. Wall Street On ParadeObama Has the Same Retirement Plan as the Clintons: Lavish Speaking Fees from Wall Street Pam Martens and Russ MartensSee alsoRegardless of the degree of
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Barack Obama, bill clinton, corruption, Democratic Establishment, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, US Politics, Wall Street Democrats
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The “Wall Street Democrats” is the wing of the party created by the Clintons and nurtured further by Barack Obama. It takes money hand over fist from Wall Street for political campaigns, wags a warning finger at Wall Street from the public podium while stuffing its administrations with Wall Street execs, then its leadership reaps millions of dollars in personal speaking fees from the robber barons after leaving office. As of this morning, there’s no longer any debate that Obama is firmly entrenched in this cozy world of money.
Sums up what wrong with the Democratic establishment. They are on make and on the take.
Wall Street On Parade
Obama Has the Same Retirement Plan as the Clintons: Lavish Speaking Fees from Wall Street
Pam Martens and Russ Martens
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Regardless of the degree of agreement or disagreement with Professor Davidson's analysis, just about everyone will acknowledge that a wide setgment of American voters, approaching 40% on the right are extrememly disaffected with American politics. The supporters of Bernie Sanders represent the same rejection of the status quo on the left.
This is more anti-establishmentarianism than tradition American populism. In Trump's terminology the establishment is "the swamp," and establishment figures are swamp critters that need to be removed from positions of power and influence. Bernie takes a similar stand on the left, although not in as colorful terms.
This trend promises to influence American politics for the foreseeable future, and the ruling elite and its cronies and minions are not going to go quietly.
As a result, American politics is truining into a reality show, and Donald Trump is just the person to be a major player in it. It could not have been better cast from this perspective.
Consortium News
President Trump’s Mass Movement
President Trump’s Mass Movement
Lawrence Davidson is a history professor at West Chester University in Pennsylvania