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Sanders also vowed he would introduce legislation at the start of next congressional session to break up the largest investment banks, saying, “If a financial institution is too big to fail, it is too big to exist.” I'm sure after the bill just passed last week, there aren't too many lawmakers who will be supporting that.
Tea Party members certainly should get behind that, as the bank bailouts has been one of their core issues, but I don't expect any of them to actually go on record when it counts.
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“Over the last several days, it has become abundantly clear that Congress does not regulate Wall Street but Wall Street regulates Congress," Sanders said. "If Wall Street lobbyists can literally write a provision into law that will allow too-big-to-fail banks to make the same risky bets that nearly destroyed our economy just a few years ago, it should be obvious to all that their incredible economic and political power is a huge danger to our economy and our way of life."
Sanders will put forth two key policy proposals designed to steer economic and political control away from Wall Street and towards the working class.
Wrong, that's steering money, control, power, and corruption TO the government.
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