Hillary Campaign Budget Strategist Was Vice President at Goldman Sachs

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Hillary Campaign Budget Strategist Was Vice President at Goldman Sachs - Breitbart

As Clinton fights to quell concerns about her close relationship with the New York City investment mega-firm, a look at her payroll reveals that Clinton is paying a former top Goldman executive. Dan Beksha began working as an associate at Goldman Sachs in 2011 after some time at Morgan Stanley. He served as a vice president for Cross Asset Sales for Goldman Sachs between January 2015 and April 2015. In April 2015, Beksha joined “The Budget Team” on Hillary for America and has served in that role ever since.
 
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You mean Hillary didn't hire a nurse, or an air conditioner repair man, to advise her on significant financial matters?

Or a communist?

Clearly her only option was an ex Goldman Sachs VP. :rolleyes: I'm sure it's a complete coincidence and has nothing to do with how chummy she is with the banks.
 
You're all shocked, right? :lmao:

Hillary Campaign Budget Strategist Was Vice President at Goldman Sachs - Breitbart

As Clinton fights to quell concerns about her close relationship with the New York City investment mega-firm, a look at her payroll reveals that Clinton is paying a former top Goldman executive. Dan Beksha began working as an associate at Goldman Sachs in 2011 after some time at Morgan Stanley. He served as a vice president for Cross Asset Sales for Goldman Sachs between January 2015 and April 2015. In April 2015, Beksha joined “The Budget Team” on Hillary for America and has served in that role ever since.

Yes there's Cruzman Sachs also.

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You mean Hillary didn't hire a nurse, or an air conditioner repair man, to advise her on significant financial matters?

Or a communist?

Clearly her only option was an ex Goldman Sachs VP. :rolleyes: I'm sure it's a complete coincidence and has nothing to do with how chummy she is with the banks.
It doesn't matter if it's a 'coincidence' or not; and this nonsense about being 'chummy' with banks as some sort of 'gotcha' is what's ridiculous and naïve.

The notion that Clinton is 'chummy' with banks means that as president she'll somehow 'benefit' banks to the 'detriment' of average Americans is inane and unfounded.

And liberals and democrats are just as wrong and ridiculous when they make the same claims about republican politicians.

Grow up.
 
You mean Hillary didn't hire a nurse, or an air conditioner repair man, to advise her on significant financial matters?

Or a communist?

Clearly her only option was an ex Goldman Sachs VP. :rolleyes: I'm sure it's a complete coincidence and has nothing to do with how chummy she is with the banks.
It doesn't matter if it's a 'coincidence' or not; and this nonsense about being 'chummy' with banks as some sort of 'gotcha' is what's ridiculous and naïve.

The notion that Clinton is 'chummy' with banks means that as president she'll somehow 'benefit' banks to the 'detriment' of average Americans is inane and unfounded.

And liberals and democrats are just as wrong and ridiculous when they make the same claims about republican politicians.

Grow up.

Goldman Sachs aren't just a bank, they have too much hold across most of the world, they thrive on people suffering, wages getting squeezed and Austerity....they are actually evil. So anyone involved with them, people need to run away from.
 
The notion that Clinton is 'chummy' with banks means that as president she'll somehow 'benefit' banks to the 'detriment' of average Americans is inane and unfounded.

You really don't see a conflict of interest when she gets paid millions of dollars for private speeches to banks and then tells the electorate she is going to stand up to those banks? Is it not suspicious that she refuses to disclose what was said in those speeches?
 

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