Hillary Heckled in PA: Wall Street Has Her Bought

[OwlRhetoric]

https://youtu.be/HF4pZiXun2I

Now it's happening to Hillary. I think she handles it pretty well, except for raising her voice a little toward the octave that can get grating.

Who is responsible? I'd bet on bitter Berniebots. Sounds like something they'd chant, plus Trump supporters don't really have a history of disrupting opposing candidates' rallies.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Damn looked like Bill was gonna kill them lol.

[ProudModerate2]

Oh it didn't look that bad at all.
She just ignored the protester, and kept speaking.
Nothing here to really see or get excited about.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Lol, who cares. It's like one person...

[Lincoln Republican]

Well, Hillary does get paid 225,000 dollars per speech by her friends on Wall Street, so it likely comes out to 225,000 dollars per hour.

Not bad work if you can get it.

I find it hard to believe that she can actually even relate to working Americans.

How many working Americans get paid 225,000 dollars per hour?

[OwlRhetoric]

So was it the Bernouts or some other radical group? Anybody know? I guess only the Bernouts should be a concern for her. The bitter ones have the potential to keep crapping up rallies for both candidates the whole way through this election. They truly are Paulbots 2.0.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Well, Hillary does get paid 225,000 dollars per speech by her friends on Wall Street, so it likely comes out to 225,000 dollars per hour.

Not bad work if you can get it.

I find it hard to believe that she can actually even relate to working Americans.

How many working Americans get paid 225,000 dollars per hour?

Didn't you support Mitt Romney?

[OwlRhetoric]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

[Rand]

Well, Hillary does get paid 225,000 dollars per speech by her friends on Wall Street, so it likely comes out to 225,000 dollars per hour.

Not bad work if you can get it.

I find it hard to believe that she can actually even relate to working Americans.

How many working Americans get paid 225,000 dollars per hour?

Donald Trump is probably one.

[Hermit For Peace]

That sure was a non-issue to me. Hillary kept on going.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

[Speed of Sound]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

Exactly. I expect my candidates to be able to make decisions I'd have a "hard time" making. That's why they're running for a position of power and I'm not.

[Devout Centrist]

Well, Hillary does get paid 225,000 dollars per speech by her friends on Wall Street, so it likely comes out to 225,000 dollars per hour.

Not bad work if you can get it.

I find it hard to believe that she can actually even relate to working Americans.

How many working Americans get paid 225,000 dollars per hour?

Never mind that's the low end for speaking fees for a Secretary of State.

Let's do speeches for charity. Let's do everything for free and out of the goodness of our own hearts!

[Hermit For Peace]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

But Hillary was a private citizen when she made those speeches. It wasn't for political fundraising.

Also, if anyone can find one instance where she was bought and paid for by Wall Street while in the Senate, I'll eat my shirt.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

But Hillary was a private citizen when she made those speeches. It wasn't for political fundraising.

Also, if anyone can find one instance where she was bought and paid for by Wall Street while in the Senate, I'll eat my shirt.

It doesn't matter, the degree to which people don't understand the speaking circuit is kind of remarkably willful.

[Indy Texas]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

But Hillary was a private citizen when she made those speeches. It wasn't for political fundraising.

Also, if anyone can find one instance where she was bought and paid for by Wall Street while in the Senate, I'll eat my shirt.

Are you telling me that if people from a certain company were giving you hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions and that when you went to these fundraisers every week, you were sitting there having dinner or drinks or whatever and they were talking to you about their priorities and why you need to vote for policy X/Y/Z, that wouldn't influence you at all?

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

But Hillary was a private citizen when she made those speeches. It wasn't for political fundraising.

Also, if anyone can find one instance where she was bought and paid for by Wall Street while in the Senate, I'll eat my shirt.

Are you telling me that if people from a certain company were giving you hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions and that when you went to these fundraisers every week, you were sitting there having dinner or drinks or whatever and they were talking to you about their priorities and why you need to vote for policy X/Y/Z, that wouldn't influence you at all?

Where's the evidence? People are just placing themselves in that position and projecting.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

But Hillary was a private citizen when she made those speeches. It wasn't for political fundraising.

Also, if anyone can find one instance where she was bought and paid for by Wall Street while in the Senate, I'll eat my shirt.

She isn't just a private citizen if she is getting at least $225,000 per an hour speech. She of course has to be transparent since she is an elected official and not just a random citizen (but a Clinton). Also you might need to check into the bankruptcy bill when she was against it before she was for it after she got elected.

[Hermit For Peace]

To be fair, how many Americans would pass up six figures for an hour long speech, even wealthy ones? I have a hard time imagining easier ways to make so much money, so quickly, than that.

This is exactly the problem. I'd rather a candidate fundraise from the citizens and not from big banks in private speeches.

But Hillary was a private citizen when she made those speeches. It wasn't for political fundraising.

Also, if anyone can find one instance where she was bought and paid for by Wall Street while in the Senate, I'll eat my shirt.

Are you telling me that if people from a certain company were giving you hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions and that when you went to these fundraisers every week, you were sitting there having dinner or drinks or whatever and they were talking to you about their priorities and why you need to vote for policy X/Y/Z, that wouldn't influence you at all?

It might appear to be that way, but look at Hillary's votes in the Senate. She was on committees that tried to regulate big banks. She worked for reigning in their influence. Even so, Wall Street thinks she is more level-headed and moderate than Trump or Bernie and that's why they back her.

Besides, after all the stumping she's been doing about too big to fail banks etc. she is in no position to be influenced by the $$$. She will get called out in a heartbeat if she tries.