that's what Hillary was referring to in Detroit.

"Summers, in a separate letter earlier this week, pledged that any additional funds for the automakers would not come from the TARP monies."

and Sanders voted against releasing them

The Auto Bailout Keeps Growing, and Growing

The "president elect's plea" is not a reason to bail out Wall Street!

The bank bailouts were so unpopular that 8 years later it is still commonly griped about or used as an example of how broken our government is.

Another very intellectual statement.......

was complaining about Sanders supporters and how they are less than astute with their critiques and replies.

ordinary american citizens didn't get one cent, the billionaire class was bailed out.

Welcome to DU... love your screen name

Love your pic!

in the second go round.

Urged the Congress not to block the funds, despite the unpopularity of TARP. Bernie said screw main street.

What you call a purist is actually a honest politician with principles. And unlike Clinton he does not lie, pander, and compromise them just for the sake of power or getting long in order to gain power latter. And unlike Obama, Sanders has put on his soft shoes and walked with union members. Obama turned out to be a massive disappointment for many as his progressive message of Hope & Change was just another Madison Avenue aware winning marketing campaign.

Hillary should come out again on this tonight. It worked so fucking well in Michigan that she lost an apparent 20 point lead in the matter of a day.

And Sanders was so upset about it, that he was willing to sell out the auto industry.

He'd rather see no more tarp funds released, than save the auto industry.

The Auto Bailout Keeps Growing, and Growing

that was already debunked after the debate?

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2016/mar/07/hillary-clinton/michigan-hillary-clinton-says-bernie-sanders-was-a/

Just stop it. You aren't doing you or your candidate any favors. Grow up!

Clinton said Sanders "was against the auto bailout" and "voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry."

Sanders did vote against a set of funds that financed most of the auto bailout — though the funds’ primary purpose was bailing out Wall Street firms, which Sanders strongly opposed.

67% rated untrustworthy for a reason.

not just your cherry picking dude.

Clinton said Sanders "was against the auto bailout" and "voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry."

Sanders did vote against a set of funds that financed most of the auto bailout — though the funds’ primary purpose was bailing out Wall Street firms, which Sanders strongly opposed.

The claim, though, leaves listeners with the impression that Sanders’ opposed bailing out the auto industry. But he voted in favor of providing auto companies with $14 billion, which was separate from the Wall Street bailout funds he opposed. That standalone measure failed.

Sanders voted for something that had no actual effect on the auto industry. It didn't become law.

He'll stand up for you, when it doesn't count. But when it's time to actually put money where his mouth his, his principles matter to him more than saving you.

Can't vote to same you, cause of my precious principles.

That is called being congruent and principled.

I know you are supporting a pathological liar so it might be hard to comprehend.

You do know how government works right? Not everything that is voted upon or supported becomes law. Read a book, learn a think or two, and then come back again for round three.

is when you don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good and you are willing to get your hands soiled sometimes to achieve things in that will make peoples lives better in the real world.

it's more than just a debating society for ideologues.

The phrase, if you bothered to look it up, actually speaks to this: if we have decided to not stop until something is perfect, then we may never complete a task.

Sanders is willing to compromise and work on real life legislation. He is called the amendment king for that very reason. He wasn't debating as an ideologue, he was voting, along with other Democrats, against very bad legislation.

Please just stop. You are looking foolish now.

over Bush legislation. Good for you and for your candidate!

Did you see this? In your own damn link? " Summers, in a separate letter earlier this week, pledged that any additional funds for the automakers would not come from the TARP monies."

Many Democrats opposed that deal. They were right to do so. The Republicans were insisting that the auto makers be left out, Summers was promising this. It is therefore impossible to claim that bill was all about saving the auto makers. It's a bogus claim and the voters know it.

date January 14 2009 -

that's what Hillary was referring to in the debate. President elect Obama, wrote to the democrats asking them not to block Tarp funds, promising greater transparency, promising to use them to aid main street more this time around.

Sanders say hell no

apparently they weren't impressed either

In October 2008, Congress approved the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). The money was intended to assist financial institutions, but it also ended up bailing out the auto industry.

command, not Presidents nor Presidents elect. It's sort of sad that you feel that they should do so.

Obama's pushing the TPP too.

Or something