Bernie shows to Greenspan, what it means to represent and be concerned about the citizens of the United States.
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Bernie has been saying it since 2003, the other guy only started saying it because he wants votes.
Let's not forget this either.
Cant disagree with anything Bernie said here. Bringing manufacturing jobs back to the American people instead of sending them to China. Now who else have I heard talk about that lately, but get chastised for it ? Hmm.
That was embarrassing grandstanding. Greenspan could have been roasted on so much, but he was right here.
The narration was also very misleading.
Glad to see you were able to come up for air briefly, chief. Now, back to burying that head and working that tongue deep in Hillary's stanky bush. :icon_twis
Yeah... When Bernie publicly decries the attitudes and actions of the mega-rich it's "grandstanding". When Hillary steps to the mic and sucks CFR dick it's being "anti-establishment". :icon_lol:
That was embarrassing grandstanding. Greenspan could have been roasted on so much, but he was right here.
The narration was also very misleading.
Glad to see you were able to come up for air briefly, chief. Now, back to burying that head and working that tongue deep in Hillary's stanky bush. :icon_twis
Greenspan openly admitted everything he knew was wrong in the end.
He called it a "FLAW". He basically said businesses need to be regulated much heavier and his lifetime ideology was incorrect.
Fuck Greenspan. Scum bag
Your opinion is an embarrassing misjudgment, meant to downplay and negate the value of Bernie Sander's speech. If more people had the guts to speak out like Bernie Sanders, we would not be living is a country that is much more of an oligarchy than an actual democracy.
Greenspan said that he was wrong about the ability of the financial industry to self-regulate (and he was wrong). He didn't say he was wrong about the industry people work in not mattering (and he wasn't wrong).
I don't think that yelling at the Fed chair about shifts in the job market really gets us anywhere. I agree that it makes sense to promote higher wages for middle-class workers and more equality generally. The way the Fed can do that is by aggressively targeting full employment. But there's nothing particularly special about manufacturing.
Bernie has been saying it since 2003, the other guy only started saying it because he wants votes.
Let's not forget this either.
Trump only manufactured in China because he could.
He knows closing the gaps will force manufacturing back to the USA. Hes not paid for by the establishment unlike the other candidates.
I think the difference is - Bernie wants to bring those manufacturing jobs back to the US at living wages and with quality benefits. While the guy you mention wants to make it possible for US workers to do those same jobs here at home "competitively"; meaning without fundamental benefits and at Walmart-level poverty wages.
Glad to see you were able to come up for air briefly, chief. Now, back to burying that head and working that tongue deep in Hillary's stanky bush. :icon_twis
Greenspan openly admitted everything he knew was wrong in the end.
He called it a "FLAW". He basically said businesses need to be regulated much heavier and his lifetime ideology was incorrect.
Fuck Greenspan. Scum bag
I'm one of the biggest Bern fans on this board, but, regardless of who I support, you're a fucking idiot with the maturity of a petulant 12 year-old.
Then I won't say where your head is in relation to Jack's privates. As I don't want to cause you any further emotional discomfort. :icon_twis
Has he said anything to that effect ? Without benefits and poverty level wages ?
If your only go-to is childish descriptions of oral sex when someone calls you stupid, you're really doing more for their argument than they ever could.