Bernie Sanders has based his campaign on the idea that rich people don't deserve what they have, that Wall Street is evil, and that the "system" is rigged against ordinary people. Bill Clinton, reflecting on the anger and hate directed at the most successful Americans that Sanders engenders among his supporters, took Sanders rhetoric to its logical conclusion. The Hill: "One of the few things I really haven’t enjoyed about this primary: I think it’s fine that all these young students have been so enthusiastic about [Hillary Clinton's] opponent and [Sanders] sounds so good: 'Just shoot every third person on Wall Street and everything will be fine,’” Clinton said in Fort Washington, N.Y., according to CNN “The inequality problem is rooted in the shareholder-first mentality and the absence of training for the jobs of tomorrow,” Clinton added. Clinton said after the event on Friday said that the...(Read Full Post)