tough on Wall Street. What a farce.

This started way before Dec 2007.

It's kind of like the Titanic hitting the iceberg. They saw the iceberg before before it struck. But it was too late. The boat momentum carrying that wad of bad mortgages couldn't stop or turn at that point. It was going to crash and nearly everybody knew it. There were too few lifeboats. This is the point where Hillary shows up to say "cut it out".

This is classic Hillary deception.

This is not "being tough" on them, this is *avoiding* being tough on them.

I see a lot of people who I recognize in this audience that are integral to what happens in our markets, how we create wealth, how we provide a dynamic economy that will hold out the promise of a better life for so many of our fellow citizens, but indeed for people far flung from here.

Funny how the wealth created is not so much helping most of our "fellow citizens"...it mostly helps the top wealthy (many of whom work on Wall Street), but notice how she mentions how it helps people far flung from here...like overseas.

Yes, our offshoring of jobs have helped many people in developing countries, but at the cost of American middle class. There has to be a better way to do this so we don't pull down our own country in the effort to help raise other developing countries.

I know it can be done. But that doesn't make some people very wealthy, like our current system does. And it's just not right that our current system has helped to make the Clinton's so wealthy and yet so many Americans are happy to put their futures in her hands if she takes the helm. I think that is a conflict of interest.