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Trump's Relationship With Criminal Banks He Once Opposed Will Prove Disastrous

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March 20, 2017

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Throughout the course of his presidential campaign, Donald Trump harshly criticized Hillary Clinton because of her close ties to Wall Street, but since he was elected, he immediately began doing exactly what he accused her of doing: cozying up with Wall Street. In fact, he’s been brazen in his embrace of Goldman Sachs in particular. Besides the overt corruption on display, we already know what happens when you put industry-insiders in charge of regulating the sector they came from... disaster ensues. And because of Trump's carelessness, we're likely to see another economic collapse, but he's not too concerned about that because he knows taxpayers will be there to bail the big banks out once again.

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