Martin O'Malley
Related: About this forumO'Malley addressed the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in DC today and answers questions
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NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)FSogol
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education and immigration, that group is pro-Wall street and pro-TPP. O'Malley never pandered or minced words. He explained why he is for breaking up the banks and against the TPP. And then surprise! JP Morgan had a representative sitting in the crowd with the journalists, ready to defend poor-old Wall Street.
Raine1967
(11,607 posts)I am starting to watch this. I will probably finish it tomorrow.
Glad (and not surprised) he is not afraid to go into the belly of the beast.
elleng
(136,064 posts)Will return when I can spend more time watching (late night!) No real surprise Wall Street was represented, as it's a 'c of c' event. Glad MOM had a chance to present his point of view.
askew
(1,464 posts)today. He has been praised repeatedly by Latino groups.
Good article on immigration and O'Malley - http://www.politico.com/story/2015/06/martin-omalley-counters-hillary-clinton-im-not-new-to-immigration-reform-118599.html
Raine1967
(11,607 posts)Martin O'Malley has experience with working on immigration reform in a way that other candidates do not.
It is one thing to vote in the senate for immigration reform, it is entirely different to be a governor and work to get this passed in a state.
Like LGBT issues, too many people elected as a house member or a senator are too willing to say issues like this should be left to the states. You know the old canard: 'Let the States decide'
Maryland, under the guidance of O'Malley has proven he can get things done.
elleng
(136,064 posts)(x-posted @ Video &)
elleng
(136,064 posts)video and Politics.