[Arthur Wildfire! March]

As much as I admire Cruz, we must vet him before the primary votes.

I don’t know a lot about finance, but the Goldman Sachs contribution might not be so bad? It’s a huge corporation that would probably be under investigation all the time due to being so diversified.

Although I’ve always accused them of corruption for years, they are a fixture. So I have mixed thoughts about a contribution from them.

[VanDeKoik]

“As much as I admire Cruz, we must vet him before the primary votes.”

Because every left wing outlet will gladly do it in September from NPR down to Gawker media.

[Liz]

A GOLDMAN SACHS FAIRY TALE Once upon a time, Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel was a (snix) penniless Democrat machine go-fer back in the 1980s.....before he became (1) Bill Clinton's national campaign finance chairman and served a dual role as (2) Clinton's senior White House aide, AND, (3) a Goldman Sachs lobbyist.

After Rahm "accidentally" became a multi-millionaire, thanks to a measly few months at a Wall Street investment firm......he decided to run for Congress (was there for four terms).

Hard-scrabble Rahm's accidental stumble into politics culminated in Rahm picked as (1) Obama's White House chief of staff .... and a dual role as (2) Obama's hand-picked man at Treasury with an unarticulated "job description."

Later, when he left the WH---penniless, of course---Rahm held a presser declaring he "just remembered" he really, Really wanted to be Mayor of Chicago.

Then Rahm happily announced he had "accidentally" raised $30 million for his campaign "in just a matter of weeks."

Golly, I hope the poverty-stricken little bugger did not "accidentally" wire-transfer federal tax dollars offshore at the time he was in a dual role as Obama's COS AND in charge of the entire US Treasury.

Sob.