FDR only put Steigall after the crash: Hillary is plan is stronger than steigall (Reply #66)

In the discussion thread: Salon: "America has never recovered from Ronald Reagan. That’s why Bernie Sanders is so important." [View all]

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66. FDR only put Steigall after the crash: Hillary is plan is stronger than steigall

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Salon: "America has never recovered from Ronald Reagan. That’s why Bernie Sanders is so important." [View all]	Attorney in Texas	Nov 2015	OP
This is so true:	sabrina 1	Nov 2015	#1
Not true: Hillary is the heir to FDR, not Sanders	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#42
heh...good one, lewebley3!	tex-wyo-dem	Nov 2015	#44
FDR was practical politician and leader of Dem's: Like Hillary	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#49
Well, that is true. FDR was quintessential paternalistic	Hortensis	Nov 2015	#56
FDR was rich and one of the nation leading families: Hillary while not rich	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#58
You are right -- Hillary is self made by her own long, hard work	Hortensis	Nov 2015	#70
FDR supported regulating the super wealthy and Glass-Steigall. Clinton	rhett o rick	Nov 2015	#63
FDR only put Steigall after the crash: Hillary is plan is stronger than steigall	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#66
Her plan? Oh, right her "plan". Are you interested in some water front in the Everglades? nm	rhett o rick	Nov 2015	#69
You didn't listen to the Debate: You only listen to Sanders	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#82
Clinton has praised Reagan. She has supported his actions to cut Social Security. nm	rhett o rick	Nov 2015	#61
The Clinton's were in office they didn't cut SS: Hillary is a loyal Dem:	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#78
Hillary is the heir to FDR, if by FDR you mean 'For Dear Richfolks'!	peacebird	Nov 2015	#62
If Hillary were for the rich: She wouldn't be a Dem: Nor worked in public ser	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#67
Have patience, she's working on it! Think how much higher her speaking fees will be if she is nom!	peacebird	Nov 2015	#68
So a net worth of $50 million is not rich?	Art_from_Ark	Nov 2015	#72
Hillary net worth is chump change compared to the GOP: Also she earned her	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#80
FDR was a" rich folk": Hillary is heir to Dem party: She is a smart politician	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#76
That's a joke. New Democrats like Hillary took the name "New Democrats" precisely to disassociate	merrily	Nov 2015	#74
Hillary is an old Dem, and much longer than Sanders	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#75
Um, She and her husband help start the New Democrats. Lapse of time has nothing to do with it.	merrily	Nov 2015	#77
Sorry the Dem party didn't start with the Clintons: Its was the same party old Party	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#79
Quite so: it is no coincidence that those who espouse radical corporatism	Betty Karlson	Nov 2015	#57
I can't anymore. I just can't. Reagan was in office 8 years, which 8 years	merrily	Nov 2015	#2
I thought that Democrats, voters I mean, had realized this. I still think they do, but they	sabrina 1	Nov 2015	#4
Agree. We are incredibly fortunate to have an opportunity for a sea change in favor or	merrily	Nov 2015	#6
If they are WILLING to miss this opportunity, then they don't matter. Far more	sabrina 1	Nov 2015	#7
Indeed, Sanders is a wise man. Good judgment and prescience as well.	merrily	Nov 2015	#11
Thatis right most American's don't want a sea Change: They want Good Change	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#43
Yea the status quo?	daleanime	Nov 2015	#59
Wrong: Most American's want a good future: not quo	lewebley3	Nov 2015	#81
Most Americans have spoken for themselves That is why Bernie is doing so well, he	sabrina 1	Nov 2015	#60
He was the one who turned the Rethug party against ALL government.	pnwmom	Nov 2015	#14
Clueless. Republicans were against big government as soon as FDR got the Supreme Court	merrily	Nov 2015	#15
You sure love to put words into other people's mouths. It's how you convince yourself	pnwmom	Nov 2015	#25
This is what you said. It had nothing to do with my Reply 2, which never claimed Reagan	merrily	Nov 2015	#33
The solution Bernie has to solve the root problem that most of our problems	Dustlawyer	Nov 2015	#22
Do you know a period in American history when America was not an oligarchy?	merrily	Nov 2015	#36
Actually Reagan was out of office in 1988	FreakinDJ	Nov 2015	#27
Thanks! I'll fix.	merrily	Nov 2015	#32
Reagan's 2nd term ended on January 20, 1989.	Art_from_Ark	Nov 2015	#73
You are quite correct	Hydra	Nov 2015	#34
Whatever the cause, both Parties participated. Our knee jerk insistence on	merrily	Nov 2015	#35
Bullshit	azureblue	Nov 2015	#46
I don't care if he blew up the Capitol building. He's been out of office 27 years.	merrily	Nov 2015	#71
Wow, Obama doesnt want us to recover	randys1	Nov 2015	#51
K&R - "Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid were all once labeled socialist and aggressively opposed	99th_Monkey	Nov 2015	#3
But FDR presided in the 40's when	azmom	Nov 2015	#5
Well, he chose his battles, and did not want to fight that one. That's why we're	PatrickforO	Nov 2015	#8
Besides that FDR was an old white guy too. -nt-	99th_Monkey	Nov 2015	#10
Yep!	azmom	Nov 2015	#17
When he took office, the nation was just about belly up. Then there was Hitler.	merrily	Nov 2015	#12
K and freaking R!! A must read! nt	riderinthestorm	Nov 2015	#9
Excellent OP. Absolutely true.	senz	Nov 2015	#13
piss on you, trickle down economy has been proven..twice now..	DianeK	Nov 2015	#16
Don't quite understand - what economy has been proven	jwirr	Nov 2015	#50
K and R...	mike dub	Nov 2015	#18
Reagan must have been bestest buds with Louis Powell (the bell ringer of the racist reich).	Dont call me Shirley	Nov 2015	#19
HUGE K & R !!! - Thank You !!!	WillyT	Nov 2015	#20
K&R	CharlotteVale	Nov 2015	#21
Damned straight.	AzDar	Nov 2015	#23
Yup. Well said.	zentrum	Nov 2015	#24
America has never recovered from Ronald Reagan but	moobu2	Nov 2015	#26
No offense, but we don't believe that scenario at all.	artislife	Nov 2015	#28
Eh? Why's that?	d_legendary1	Nov 2015	#29
You said the same thing about Obama in the 2008 primary. How'd that turn out?	jeff47	Nov 2015	#30
Ouch!	Attorney in Texas	Nov 2015	#41
Head-to-head polling shows Rubio crushing Clinton. I prefer Sanders' chances in November.	Attorney in Texas	Nov 2015	#38
Nationwide polls of both parties show this?	randys1	Nov 2015	#53
Alrighty Then	bahrbearian	Nov 2015	#47
Boy, do I ever agree with that!	Hepburn	Nov 2015	#31
Yup, Saint Ronnie could do no wrong, according to many Republicans.	Major Hogwash	Nov 2015	#45
Let's not forget the Democratic left enabled Reagan's 1980 election	Zorro	Nov 2015	#37
Ronnie Caused Incalculable Damage	colsohlibgal	Nov 2015	#39
Sanders is polling higher than any FDR style-Democrat in my lifetime.	Attorney in Texas	Nov 2015	#40
Exact-A-Mundo	Duckfan	Nov 2015	#48
When it came to social programs Eisenhower was a mixed	jwirr	Nov 2015	#55
Kicketty Kickin'	Faux pas	Nov 2015	#52
Kick	deutsey	Nov 2015	#54
And LET HIS WORDS Be Heard! UNFORTUNATELY	ChiciB1	Nov 2015	#64
In my view	abakan	Nov 2015	#65

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