I had a deja vue feeling from last night's debate when Hillary and Bernie were asked if

[Uncle Joe]

Corporate America should love them.

[TIME TO PANIC]

1. K & R !

It's sure is refreshing to finally have a candidate, who doesn't kiss the asses of corporations and Wall Street.

[RoccoR5955]

2. Good one! n/t

[Vattel]

3. You must be way way elderly if that gave you deja vu.

But congrats on capturing the essence of the situation and on your longevity.

[Uncle Joe]

4. I exercise and try to eat right.

[Vattel]

5. lol

[rosesaylavee]

11. Hahaha!

[WhaTHellsgoingonhere]

6. Happened to be my favorite minute, too

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[libdem4life]

7. I'd have to try to think up a stupider question...maybe they could have asked if they loved their

checking account, or their bank. We are becoming the laughingstock of the world. Trump is just more "in your face",

[Uncle Joe]

12. One other point about that question, it wasn't

should the American People or the American Nation love your Presidency, we were excluded.

It was should "Corporate America love you" as such it was a question of purposeful division, what is "Corporate America?"

On the face of it this sounds like a different nation or continent ie: South America, Central America separate from the United States as a nation.

With that question the mega-conglomerates were subliminally elevated over the human beings that actually make up the United States of America.

[highprincipleswork]

8. Very apt. And I would encourage Bernie to keep using FDR as a model, for he is a great one.

Recent Ken Burns documentary on The Roosevelts in wonderful in showing how great Teddy and Franklin were.

But check this video out, where FDR uses humor in the most devastating and wonderful way, about Republican attacks on his dog Falla.

[Uncle Joe]

9. That was great, I forgot about that one.

Thanks for that, highprincipleswork.

[Scuba]

10. Hillary got the laughs, but Bernie got the respect.