Senator Hillary Clinton discussion with Warren Buffett

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Even the great Warren Buffett scratches his head over the complex financial instruments that underlie the nation's foreclosure crisis.
"You can't turn a financial toad into a prince by securitizing it," he said to Hillary Rodham Clinton at a fundraising lunch in San Francisco on Tuesday. The 77-year-old billionaire admitted that even after scrutinizing funds that package up mortgages, he found them confusing.
Buffett and Clinton took the stage at the Hilton San Francisco in front of 1,500 people who had paid from $100 to $2,300 each to hear the Democratic presidential candidate ask questions of the legendary investor - and put in a few pitches for her own ideas. The event was expected to raise $1 million.

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[MickyG4444]

There's already somthing very wrong in this world, George Bush was elected twice... I mean once.

[samborst]

if she becomes president there's something very wrong in this world.

[thesquonkstear]

Billary violated Federal Election Laws with multi million dollar Hollywood fundraising for Senate. Her aide, David Rosen faced criminal charges for it. It's a felony, and it make her unfit to lead. She should not even be a sitting Senator for it.

[xxx12345yyy]

Ron Paul 08!

[danben72]

I hold Mr. Buffett in high regard. But this is really embarrassing. What worries me is that he is endorsing a crook like HRC who rigs things & lies on every corner possible.

Check out this

Youtube: The shocking video Hillary does not want you to see

[b1ueocean]

This Grandma's missed her turn :p

Buffet KNOWS, trust me, KNOWS, that Barack Obama is the future.

Read between the lines... The polls are fixed. Obama's money has ALWAYS SAID Hillary has (and had) NO SIGNIFICANT LEAD over him.

This is now ringing true in the numbers.

Obama '08

'A Change We Can Believe In'