Any company that is too big to fail is too big to exist!

January 252010

Bernie Sanders spells out the true origins of our Wall Street meltdown, and proposes the right solution. We need a buy-out, not a bail-out; and we need to restore the regulations that served us well for more than 60 years.

Any company that is too big to fail is too big to exist!

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8 Responses

  1. NewRevolutionLeader Says:

    This is why the …
    This is why the government is on the verge on Americans off so much revolution happens.The government takes lobby money and votes to keep big corporations in business.Meanwhile the corporations send the jobs WE PAID FOR WITH TAXES overseas to countries who are our ENEMIES.A sure way to destroy a country is for that country to build up the economy of their enemies.Banks do not lend to small businesses and continue to get FEDERAL money which seems like communism but politicians stay quiet.

  2. mwells219 Says:

    All of you randroid …
    All of you randroid windbag idiots who about the government needs to listen very hard to this speech.

  3. mwells219 Says:

    Nope they’re too …
    Nope they’re too busy taking bribes from wall street.

  4. GTRrocker666 Says:

    What about the …
    What about the greed on wall street?

  5. macrocosm144 Says:

    Sounds quiet in …
    Sounds quiet in there? Anyone of those cheap whores even listening to him?

  6. conservativo Says:

    Instead, we should …
    Instead, we should put all of our trust in these guys? They are not corrupt? How does anyone fall for that argument. I do agree with him on the idea that we need to rescue the giant corporations. But Bernie hates any successful business. He wants even success, not equal opportunity.

  7. incubus2461 Says:

    you’re so simple. …
    you’re so simple. scared of everything

  8. AntiStalinist Says:

    The worst offender …
    The worst offender as always is Big Government.

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