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laserhaas

(7,805 posts) Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:04 PM Mar 2016

Bernie Sanders: Goldman Sachs boss right to call me dangerous

Last edited Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:41 PM - Edit history (1)

Source: Congressional News from The Hill

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) says the head of Goldman Sachs is correct to describe him as dangerous.

"I am proud that the gentleman who is the head of Goldman Sachs ... said I was dangerous, and he's right. I am dangerous for Wall Street," Sanders said to cheers during Wednesday night's Democratic debate hosted by CNN and Univision, apparently referring to an interview that Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein gave to CNBC's "Squawkbox" program.

Clinton said, as she has often before, that before the financial crisis she went to Wall Street to tell them to stop their reckless behavior.

Sanders mocked her for that claim, saying sarcastically, "Clearly the Secretary's words to Wall Street has really intimidated [Wall Street], and that is why they have given her $15 million in campaign contributions."

We have the very case that President Sanders can thrust the proverbial sword of truth straight through the heart of Goldman Sachs decades plus Wall Street frauds.

Our eToys case will close the Goldman Sachs law firm, in Delaware, of MNAT. Possibly, dozens would wind up in jail, if Senator Sanders gets to handpick the new U.S.A.G. that investigates Wall Street Fraud, legitimately.

For sure, if the case were to be - properly - investigate and prosecuted, Goldman Sachs public offering works would die - big time!

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Bernie Sanders: Goldman Sachs boss right to call me dangerous (Original Post) laserhaas Mar 2016 OP

Goldman Sachs used federal corruption to deliberately destroy our eToys public company. laserhaas Mar 2016 #1

"They hate me and I welcome their hatred" stage left Mar 2016 #2

I would like to see that fucking Blankfein (and Dimon) in chains! SoapBox Mar 2016 #3

Dimon belongs in them, due to Petters Ponzi; and Blankfein WILL resign, if our eToys gets laserhaas Mar 2016 #4

Best endorsement one can get harun Mar 2016 #5

Concur - GREATLY .... Blankfein's Wall Street fraud days will be over laserhaas Mar 2016 #6

Blankfein set off Senator Sanders, when Goldman Sachs attacked Social Security dependents laserhaas Mar 2016 #7

Dem debate be like alcibiades_mystery Mar 2016 #8

Great response by Sanders rockfordfile Mar 2016 #9

A lot of people still believe Wall Street runs the economy.... Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2016 #10

It ruins the economy laserhaas Mar 2016 #11

Sounding like FDR! Thanks for posting this, laserhaas! Dont call me Shirley Mar 2016 #12

I've got NO choice...if we can't get Bernie in laserhaas Mar 2016 #13

Go Bernie! Dont call me Shirley Mar 2016 #14

A..friggin...Men laserhaas Mar 2016 #15

laserhaas

(7,805 posts)

1. Goldman Sachs used federal corruption to deliberately destroy our eToys public company.

Reply to laserhaas (Original post)

Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:08 PM

Mar 2016

And we can - readily - prove it.

Once Senator Sanders becomes POTUS and a clean U.S. Attorney General is appointed.

stage left

(2,962 posts)

2. "They hate me and I welcome their hatred"

Reply to laserhaas (Original post)

Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:08 PM

Mar 2016

I like Bernie more every day.

SoapBox

(18,791 posts)

3. I would like to see that fucking Blankfein (and Dimon) in chains!

Reply to laserhaas (Original post)

Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:35 PM

Mar 2016

For financial crimes against the World.

laserhaas

(7,805 posts)

4. Dimon belongs in them, due to Petters Ponzi; and Blankfein WILL resign, if our eToys gets

Reply to SoapBox (Reply #3)

Thu Mar 10, 2016, 01:39 PM

Mar 2016

any proper investigation.

Dimon was smug to Senator Warren, saying "so fine me";
but - if there's a memo out there - where he knew of Petters Ponzi, he could go to jail.

Blankfein, on the other hand, wasn't the head of the realm, when eToys frauds began..

it was Paulson...