The three percent’s implication is that since the finance and investment world contributes a sliver to her campaign, they don’t have considerable sway over her. “Students and teachers” attaches pathos to this statement, although Clinton doesn’t specify how much more the education bloc contributes than the finance one.

Note that this excludes Super PACs–which is why Sanders mentions that he has none.

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Since Clinton couldn’t evade the Wall Street talk with her small business rhetoric, she went all-out at rebuking O'Malley.

“If Wall Street indeed supports me, why are two of its figures attacking me?”

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It’s up to her to demonstrate that the conservative electorate, and corporate America, should also love Hillary Clinton.

But hey, it’s an ear-catching line.

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Sanders spoke on the rigged economy with ABC before, where he stated that he’d create a “new…type of Democratic Party"L

to involve millions of people, George, who have given up on the political process, working class people and young people who today say you know what, the economy is rigged, nothing I can do about it. The campaign finance system is corrupt, big money controls what’s going on.

https://berniesanders.com/a-rigged-economy/

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Sander plants a clear call for action for the technologically inclined.

YouTube link for the lazy. Fortunately for Sanders, video footage is easily findable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJaW32ZTyKE

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It’s a hot issue in light of pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli’s price gorging–and his subsequent arrest for securities fraud.

http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2015-martin-shkreli-securities-fraud/

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Raddatz and Clinton act off a more layperson connotation of “glitches”, with Merriam-Webster preferred definition that a glitch is a “minor problem”.

Clearly, not of them have dealt with a game-breaking bug. :3

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Considering Star War’s dominance of the current pop-culture scene, it’s only natural for a politican to capitalize on the meme potential.

My prediction is that /r/starwars will make a thread on Clinton’s sendoff.

EDIT: Speaking of Reddit, this thread points out that Clinton got the debate’s first and last words. That puts her at a favorable position over the other two candidates, which doesn’t look good neutrality-wise.

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Sanders confronted Clinton about paid family leave last month, by saying that she didn’t have a plan to fund it–while he does:

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2015/11/16/bernie-sanders-aims-to-put-hillary-clinton-on-defensive-on-family-leave/

And yeah, tax increases aren’t popular.

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Off-topic Aside: The phrase “mistakes are made” is the classic use of political passive voice. It’s a sneaky blame deflector, since it avoids mentioning who made the mistakes.

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