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Re: interesting how hc is perceived by wall street

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 03 Jun 15 5:30 AM | 120 view(s)
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hi clo,

i don't think he has much of a chance either although odd things happen. as things stand, no one is going to come close.

but it sounds like hc is seen as a friend of wall street. could just be a biased article. but one thing the us economy doesn't need is wall street off the leash again. shocking that they actually want that kind of set up again.

kasich is my favourite republican which is why he has no chance to win!! at least he's interesting. hc's vp? i don't think so.


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Re: interesting how hc is perceived by wall street
By: clo in ALEA
Wed, 03 Jun 15 4:48 AM 		Msg. 16960 of 54959

I don''t think O'Malley has a prayer.

Bernie is drawing some healthy & enthusiastic crowds.

Jim Webb was just on Chris Matthews show.
He hasn't decided if he'll throw his hat in the race.

This man has some resume!
If he doesn't run, I'd like to see him as Secy of Defense. He's thoughtful, has served, Not a war hawk.

Last week Chris suggested Hillary ask republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich to be her running mate.
He thinks this would be a way to shake up the status quo.

I don't think she would, but its an interesting idea.


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