Bernie Sanders offers a real deal to the middle class and not the raw deal of Hillary Clinton

The Raw Deal

The Barefoot Accountant:

Bernie Sanders offers a real deal to the middle class, not the raw deal of Hillary Clinton.  Unlike Hillary Clinton, but like Teddy Roosevelt, Bernie Sanders will break up the big oligarchic corporations stifling our economy, controlling prices, outsourcing jobs overseas, evading taxes, and buying our government and politicians.  Like Teddy Rooselt, Bernie Sanders will protect and preserve America’s environment.  Unlike Hillary Clinton, but like Franklin Roosevelt, Bernie Sanders will create jobs here in America by rebuilding our nation’s infrastructure.

Bernie Sanders’ prime targets are the big banks, better known as banksters, who have been bailed out with American taxpayers’ tax dollars because they were too big to fail, and who have been “bailed out of jail” by Congress and the Administration because they were too big to jail with their big political contributions.

Unlike Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton’s Super Pac will accept political contributions from big money, including wealthy individuals and huge corporations.  Unlike Bernie, she has not denounced the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement, which is destined to outsource another 40 million jobs overseas over the next generation’s lifetime.  Unlike Bernie, she has not voiced opposition to the Keystone Pipeline.  Unlike Bernie, she has not stated unequivocally that she will not put American ground troops in the middle east.

Bernie Sanders offers the middle class of America a Real Deal, like the Square Deal of Theodore Roosevelt and the New Deal of Franklin Roosevelt.  Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, like her recent predecessors, once again offers working Americans just another Raw Deal!

Don’t believe me?  You be the judge; here are their records and positions:

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About William Brighenti

William Brighenti is a Certified Public Accountant, Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, and Certified Business Valuation Analyst. Bill began his career in public accounting in 1979. Since then he has worked at various public accounting firms throughout Connecticut. Bill received a Master of Science in Professional Accounting degree from the University of Hartford, after attending the University of Connecticut and Central Connecticut State University for his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. He subsequently attended Purdue University for doctoral studies in Accounting and Quantitative Methods in Business. Bill has instructed graduate and undergraduate courses in Accounting, Auditing, and other subjects at the University of Hartford, Central Connecticut State University, Hartford State Technical College, and Purdue University. He also taught GMAT and CPA Exam Review Classes at the Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Center and at Person-Wolinsky, and is certified to teach trade-related subjects at Connecticut Vocational Technical Schools. His articles on tax and accounting have been published in several professional journals throughout the country as well as on several accounting websites. William was born and raised in New Britain, Connecticut, and served on the City's Board of Finance and Taxation as well as its City Plan Commission. In addition to the blog, Accounting and Taxes Simplified, Bill writes a blog, "The Barefoot Accountant", for the Accounting Web, a Sift Media publication.
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