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College Costs Increased 2700% in the Last 50 Years
(Image provided by Scott Winstead) I have stated countless times before that an apprenticeship or on-the-job experience is superior to formal education. The [...]
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Corruption is Neither Left nor Right
QUESTION: The supporters of the left side and of the state/public sector always mention that the private sector is the one that suffers as in general (ex. 2008/2009 [...]
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Were Banker Ever Prosecuted During the Great Depression?
QUESTION: I was told that none of the big bankers during the Great Depression went to jail either. Doesn’t the government understand that this is the very [...]
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Larry Summers – Who Admits He Cannot Forecast – Forecasts Trump
QUESTION: Marty; Did you see Larry Summer’s comments on Trump. Is this guy completely insane? He says Trump is proposing things off the planet. Wasn’t [...]
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The Republican Platform: Restore Glass Steagall
QUESTION: Marty, the Republican platform supports the return of Glass-Steagall. Is Trump for that? Thanks for all you do PL ANSWER: Yes. If there was anyone who [...]
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Minneapolis Fed President Says Break Up the Banks to Reverse Clinton Era
As of January 31, Hillary has raised $163.5 million, which is more than any of the other presidential candidates. The question that comes to mind is why [...]
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Clinton Defends Big Banks & Repeal of Glass-Steagall
Hillary’s big money comes from NY bankers. Guess what? Hillary is defending the bankers as is her husband. Hillary claims she would endorse an approach that [...]
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Clinton Made Student Loans Non-Discharable
The two major acts that the Clintons did perpetrate, which have set in motion our greatest crisis were (1) they repealed Glass-Steagall allowing banks to go nuts [...]
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Hillary Will Not Reform Banks
Hours after Hillary Clinton vowed to crackdown on Wall Street, by no means will she reverse what she and her husband did in repealing Glass-Steagall. [...]
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Why The Federal Reserve Worked During the 1930s
When the Great Depression began, over 8,000 commercial banks belonged to the Federal Reserve System, but nearly 16,000 did not. There were still state banks that [...]
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