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 Wall Street is freaking out at the thought of President Liz Warren

By Charles Gasparino

September 11, 2019 | 8:19pm | Updated

The 2020 election is still a long way off, but the nation’s big banks are already pricing in the possibility of an Elizabeth Warren presidency, their senior executives tell me. The picture ain’t pretty — for the banks or average Americans.

True, Warren isn’t the Democrats’ frontrunner, and a lot could happen in coming months. Because it’s early, financial stocks haven’t officially started to suffer. But the bank execs note that Warren is smart and driven, and they fear she may be starting to break out of the pack, where she can do some damage.

Her main rival for progressive voters, Bernie Sanders, is fading. And though they’d love a moderate like Joe Biden to step it up (and he might during Thursday’s debate), they also fear he can’t. And they know Warren has a built-in hatred for financial institutions and folks with wealth.

President Trump would destroy her, though, right? Not so fast, the bankers say.

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Re: Wall Street is freaking out at the thought of President Liz Warren
« Reply #1 on: September 12, 2019, 01:43:04 pm »
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But banks for all their faults are usually good at assessing risk, and they say the risk of a Warren presidency is real. They’re right to be scared — as the rest of America should be, too.

There's the takeaway, folks.   Leftists see 2020 as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to install their radicalism while America is distracted by the Trump Reality Show.   
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Re: Wall Street is freaking out at the thought of President Liz Warren
« Reply #2 on: September 12, 2019, 01:48:40 pm »
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But banks for all their faults are usually good at assessing risk, and they say the risk of a Warren presidency is real.

Nah! Just easily stampeded by some phony polls like many here.
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Re: Wall Street is freaking out at the thought of President Liz Warren
« Reply #3 on: September 12, 2019, 01:52:47 pm »
Finally.  A Democrat openly advocating for a wealth tax.  Shades of bolshevik Russia after the Revolution and national socialist Germany after the Reichstag fire.  Democrats showing their true nature.  Confiscation at the point of a gun the wealth of others.  Just like Mugabe in Zimbabwe, Pol Pot in Cambodia, Mao in China, etc.

Imagine yourself, your parents, your grandparents in their retirement living in a house on a piece of property 100 ft wide.  Now imagine the government coming in each year and taking away two feet of that property.  This is the politics of envy.
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