Clinton Rivals Pounce After 9/11 Wall Street CommentsÂ

The transcript discusses the economic choices between capitalism and socialism, criticizing Secretary Clinton's close ties to Wall Street and her actions during debates. It highlights her gaffes and the implications for her campaign, emphasizing the differences between the candidates.

What is the speaker's stance on capitalism and socialism?

• The speaker rejects socialism but opposes Wall Street's influence.

• The speaker believes in taking orders from Wall Street.

• The speaker supports replacing capitalism with socialism.

• The speaker has no opinion on economic systems.

What does the speaker criticize about Secretary Clinton's relationship with Wall Street?

• Her lack of experience in economic matters.

• Her refusal to accept contributions from big banks.

• Her financial ties and speaking fees from Wall Street.

• Her support for replacing capitalism with socialism.

What was one of the major gaffes made by Secretary Clinton according to the speaker?

• Declaring all Republicans as enemies.

• Ignoring the contributions from big banks.

• Supporting Wall Street's economic policies.

• Refusing to participate in debates.

How did Secretary Clinton allegedly use the tragedy of 9/11 in the debates?

• To promote her campaign funding.

• To criticize her opponents.

• To defend her ties with Wall Street.

• To justify her economic policies.

What does the speaker imply about the impact of Secretary Clinton's gaffes?

• They are beneficial for her image.

• They are ignored by the public.

• They provide ammunition to her opponents.

• They strengthen her campaign.