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To: Sdgla who wrote (1164866)	9/17/2019 9:18:30 PM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 1579777

Republicans are lying corrupt American hating terrorist thugs who will stop at nothing to gain political power. They should be eradicated like the vermin they are.

To: Sdgla who wrote (1164866)	9/17/2019 10:30:16 PM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 1579777

THE PEOPLE & WARREN FOR THE WIN: GOV WELFARE WALL STREET EXECUTIVES ARE SAYING ELIZABETH WARREN's 2020 BID HAS 'GOT TO BE STOPPED' PUBLISHED TUE, SEP 10 2019 11:06 AM EDTUPDATED WED, SEP 11 2019 10:05 AM EDT cnbc.com Matthew J. Belvedere @MATT_BELVEDERE KEY POINTS Leaders in the financial industry are really worried about the possibility of Sen. Elizabeth Warren becoming president, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday.“It would be a suboptimal situation for the banks” if Warren were to win the Democratic nomination, says Cramer.CNBC’s David Faber tells Cramer that he’s hearing the same rumblings about Wall Street being fearful of a Warren presidency. WATCH NOW VIDEO02:54 Jim Cramer: Executives are worried about an Elizabeth Warren presidency Leaders in the financial industry are really worried about the possibility of Sen. Elizabeth Warren becoming president, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday. “When you get off the desk and talk to executives, they’re more fearful of her winning,” Cramer said on “Squawk on the Street.” Cramer said he’s hearing a “she’s got to be stopped” mantra bubbling up among executives on Wall Street and elsewhere. Warren, a champion of the left wing for her bank-bashing and wealth-taxing proposals, has been doing better at the polls in the crowded field of candidates vying for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. The Massachusetts senator is No. 2 in the Real Clear Politics polling average with 18% support. Former Vice President Joe Biden is first with nearly 30%, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is third with almost 18%. No other candidate is even close breaking into the top three. Warren is a “very compelling figure on the stump,” Cramer said, predicting that she’s going to win the first-in-the nation nominating contest in Iowa, set be held Feb. 3, 2020. “It would be a suboptimal situation for the banks” if Warren were to win the Democratic nomination, he added. President Donald Trump, while facing a few primary challengers, is expected to easily win the Republican presidential nomination. Warren on Tuesday evening tweeted a response to Cramer’s reporting, saying she approves “this message.” Elizabeth Warren ?@ewarren I'm Elizabeth Warren and I approve this message. t.co CNBC ?@CNBC Wall Street executives are fearful of an Elizabeth Warren presidency, according to @MadMoneyOnCNBC's @JimCramer. cnb.cx 121K 2:39 PM - Sep 10, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 26K people are talking about this CNBC’s David Faber told Cramer on Tuesday’s “Squawk on the Street” that he’s hearing the same rumblings about Wall Street being fearful of a Warren presidency. “It’s another reason why companies are being implored to do things now ... because come early to mid-2020 if Elizabeth Warren is rolling along, everybody is going to be like, ‘That’s it,’” Faber said. In her latest interview with Cramer on his “ Mad Money” show on CNBC, Warren said in January, “I want these billionaires to stop being freeloaders.” At the time, she was officially exploring a run for president