Hillary Clinton delivered a speech on the Senate floor earlier this week and followed up with a letter to Treasury Secretary Paulson and Fed Chairman Bernanke. She "underscored that yesterday's stock market losses, the biggest point loss since September 11th, 2001, should be a wake-up call of the risk to our economy of the continuing erosion of our economic sovereignty."
Is she right?
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Eroding American Economic Sovereignty
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Hillary Clinton lost my vote with that comment.
Idiot.
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