Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. If I’m Russian, I go with Sanders this time around,” Blankfein tweeted.If Dems go on to nominate Sanders, the Russians will have to reconsider who to work for to best screw up the US. Lloyd Blankfein speaks during an Economic Club of New York event in New York on June 19, 2018.
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Chuck Schumer and Bernie Sanders … Photographer: Mark Kauzlarich/Bloomberg Bernie Sanders … He also probably isn’t too keen on how Wall Street itself would fare under a president Sanders. Jets and Sharks. If I’m Russian, I go with Sanders this time around.In his first tweet since declaring that Elizabeth Warren was “not my candidate, but we align on many issues” in November, Blankfein suggested that Sanders would be as disruptive for the country as Donald Trump -- whose fiery rhetoric he Sanders, the U.S. "Banking industry executives must no longer be allowed to serve on the Fed’s boards and to handpick its members and staff," Sanders added, "Board positions should instead include representatives from all walks of life — including labor, consumers, homeowners, urban residents, farmers and small businesses. According to an article in The Hill a few weeks back, Lloyd Blankfein - head of Goldman Sachs and symbol of Wall Street's lack of accountability - warned that Bernie Sanders is "dangerous." If I’m Russian, I go with Sanders this time around.Blankfein’s tone isn’t a shocker given Sanders’ proposed policies around wealth taxes and other socialist programs. https://www.ft.com/content/b8961936-51a6-11ea-8841-482eed0038b1 Vest Side Story: Wall Street Rumbles With Bernie John Moore/Getty Images. Wall Street regulations could be ratcheted up again as they were under the Obama administration, especially if Sanders chooses firebrand and anti-big bank Democrat Elizabeth Warren as Treasury Secretary. Senator from Vermont, narrowly won the There is no love lost between Blankfein and Sanders, who have (Disclaimer: Michael Bloomberg, who is also running for the Democrat nomination, is the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News.) In a tweet, Lloyd Blankfein pushes back at the premise that corporate stock buybacks divert resources that could be put to better use.
So for Wall Street, a Bernie Sanders nomination would be, in a perverse sort of way, a sigh of relief because he can’t get elected,” said AGF Investments chief U.S. policy strategist Greg Valliere on Yahoo Finance’s It’s unlikely Sanders — who is incredibly anti-big business and rich people — would accept one cent of Blankfein’s billions.
Sanders is just as polarizing as Trump AND he’ll ruin our economy and doesn’t care about our military.
Needless to say, Blankfein opening up his fat wallet for Bernie is as likely as President Trump naming one of his luxury hotels after this writer.Blankfein returned from a three-month Twitter hiatus on Tuesday night to rip a would-be president Sanders to shreds.“If Dems go on to nominate Sanders, the Russians will have to reconsider who to work for to best screw up the US.
Is Bernie Sanders bad for the U.S. economy? Add to the list of NYC feuds: Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein.