[Citizen Zed]

Wow.

[Helicondelta]

He was put on leave because he was selling hats.

[JayGalt]

You took the word out of my mouth!

[nclaurel]

We know Heidi Cruz certainly had clearance from GS. But GS disapproves of Christianity?? Who would of thunk!

[CedarDave]

$534, most likely in merchandise according to a Trump spokesman. Contrast this from later in the story:

As of last week, for instance, Goldman employees had contributed more than $199,000 to the campaign of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a Republican, and more than $94,000 to that of Hillary Clinton, a Democrat.

[Tucker39]

It’s Goldman Sachs’ way of tipping their hats to Mrs. Cruz.....IMHO.

[MichaelCorleone]

Wonder if Ted approves. Let’s see if the Constitution matters in this case.

[Wolfie]

Goldman Sachs is the reason I won’t vote for Cruz.

[ObozoMustGo2012]

Trump needs to use this to counter the “Eminent Domain stole this lady’s house and forced her on the street” talking point.

[ManHunter]

Wait a minute. How did he contribute to Trump’s campaign? I thought Trump was self financing his campaign and didn’t take contributions.

[MarMema]

Cruz is a sleaze.

[lodi90]

Goldman? Cruz Family Values on display here.

[PGR88]

Goldman Sachs can support Republican or Democrat, but NOTHING outside of that.

[maggief]

As of last week, for instance, Goldman employees had contributed more than $199,000 to the campaign of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a Republican, and more than $94,000 to that of Hillary Clinton, a Democrat. By contrast, Mr. Trump, who is largely financing his own campaign, has not actively solicited donations from Wall Street.

What a surprise! :o/

[Enlightened1]

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