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Where The Candidates Stand On The Street

It seems safe to say that Bernie Sanders won’t be leading his revolution to reform Wall Street next year. One of the presumptive candidates, Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, will be in a position to deal with the financial industry — if they choose to. Sanders spent much of the primary season slamming Clinton for being…

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