Hank ‘Meltdown’ Paulson Cites Hillary’s Globalist Platform as Reason for Endorsement

Breitbart ^ | JUNE 25, 2016 | JULIA HAHN

[Hojczyk]

Hank Paulson, George W. Bush’s treasury secretary, who presided over both the meltdown of the U.S. economy and the subsequent bailout of his close friends and associates, has endorsed Hillary Clinton — citing his belief that she’d be more likely to enact globalist policies on trade and immigration as part of the reason for his endorsement. Paulson also posits that Clinton would be more likely to cut Americans’ medicare and social security, which Paulson cites as a top priority following the financial collapse he helped to create.

Paulson is also the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, which has given Hillary Clinton hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches. According to Politico, Goldman Sachs rewarded Clinton with a total of $675,000 for three paid speeches.

“When Hillary Clinton spoke to Goldman Sachs executives and technology titans at a summit in Arizona in October of 2013, she spoke glowingly of the work the bank was doing raising capital and helping create jobs, according to people who saw her remarks,” Politico writes. “She spent no time criticizing Goldman or Wall Street more broadly for its role in the 2008 financial crisis.”

[FlingWingFlyer]

Little Hanky is into that “It Takes A Village” BS.

[john drake]

It’s always about the “club” and their members, i.e., the elites, while the “little people”, i.e., everyone else, are left less free, taxed more and expected to take it and like it. Oh and by the way, also to accept the invasion of their countries by welfare recipients, criminals and anti-Western, anti-Christian sentiments and actions too. A peasant revolt is in the making, and it’s started in England. May it go worldwide.

[Resettozero]

Globalists coming out of the closet and loudly.

[batterycommander]

The peasants are revolting?

[disndat]

Hanky Panky anyone?

[CaptainMorgantown]

That does it. Everyone who admired Mr. Paulson’s brilliant performance in destroying our retirement savings in 2008 should vote for Hillary.

Hillary Clinton - because it would just be a shame if all the millions in bribes that Goldman Sachs has invested in her went to waste ...

[mkjessup]

[ncpatriot]

Globalists took control when Bush I became president.

[Paulie]

I suggest we all refer to him as ‘Henry’. He hates to be called Henry.

[Don Corleone]

The globalists and Marxists are now ‘out of the closet’ just like the faggots they so readily embrace.

[NTHockey]

SWMNBN and this incompetent thief want to throw Grandma over the cliff.

[Aria]

I can understand at least the theory that the global market is more valuable than the national market...it's sheer numbers. But why was mass immigration made a central part of this strategy..and so many of the immigrants are either on welfare and or illiterate so it isn't necessarily about labor.

My guess is that destroying the fabric of western culture divides us to the point where none of us have any clout regarding what the masters of the universe are doing. I think they're just doing a back door approach to what made this country great in the first place - borders, language, culture. So it isn't just the numbers and a larger market - it's about power.

[ecomcon]

GWB was a good cop. Fooled me.

[WRhine]

You can judge a man by his enemies. In Trumps case he has all the right enemies that proves he is a threat to the globalist forces that have been tearing down this country for decades.

Stammering Hank better start looking for a bunker instead of outing himself as the treasonous globalist douchebag we always suspected he was. Times are a changin.

[Lurkinanloomin]

The Cheap Labor Express stooges are self-identifying for those with eyes to see.

[Brookhaven]

No, they are not marxists.

They are FASCISTS.

Fascism is a form of socialism where the state and private business meld together, but the means of production stay in private hands.

A global government run by mega corporations would be about as pure a form of fascism as you could get.

[chris37]

It’s become clear how foolish we have been supporting the GOP.

[john drake]

If you review the WSJ editorial page from yesterday, that was the title, but more importantly where in England the votes came from to exit the EU, almost entirely from the suburbs and the countryside, throughout England/Wales. Hence, the major metropolitan areas were for remaining, as well as, unfortunately, the welfare states of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

[rwoodward]

Isnt he the same guy who placed short bets on the market a few weeks before the meltdown and made millions? The guy is a criminala! Perfect endorsement for Hilary! And another reason to hate the Bush family! Which there are many.