He cheered on the 2008 housing crash, because he could scoop up more real estate on the cheap. And he cheered on students desperate enough to sign up for his fake university so he could bleed them dry and turn a profit for himself. What…

What kind of a man, a nasty man who will never become president of the United States.

Trump Is A 'Small, Insecure Money Grubber'

Trump Would 'Crush You Into Dirt'

What kind of man roots for people to lose their jobs, to lose their homes, to lose their life savings? I'll tell you what kind of a man, a small, insecure money grubber who fights for no one but himself.

That's who Donald Trump is. The guy who wants it all for himself. And watch out, because he will crash you into the dirt to get whatever he wants.

the American people will not be fooled.

I think we really want best practices, and I am enough of just kind of an incentive thinker.

the bill should be called 'the Wet Kiss for Wall Street Act.' Now that we have seen more details about the bill, I realize that I was wrong. It should be called 'the Big Wet Kiss for Wall Street Act.'

the bill's proposals come straight off the Wall Street wish list.

I really do wonder who Congressman Hensarling thinks he is fooling here.

what Massachusetts has begun with the Coalition for Serious Illness Care is potentially transformative here, both in how we deliver health care and how people can have their wishes respected at the ends of our lives.

I do not think that shortening the comment period at the expense of public input is the way to accomplish that.

I am pleased that the BLM has made early public participation a goal.

Trump Games, Trump Travel, Trump Ice.

I am glad that the Fed finally--finally--determined that some of these living wills were not credible.

They just can't get from here to there in a cost-effective way.

If any of these banks fail the credibility test on their fifth try, they need to face some real consequences.

I think Republicans and Democrats alike agree that the current system is broken.

An agency cannot insulate themselves from public engagement.

the Department of Labor requires all employers in a multiple employer plan to share a very close relationship.

I think that Congress should take a hard look at reforming the regional Fed selection process so that we can all benefit from a Fed leadership that reflects a broader array of both backgrounds and interests.

These workers often do not have access to a retirement plan from their employer, so this new State plan, we believe, is going to fill an important gap, helping tens of thousands of workers in Massachusetts build some savings for their…

If it were either financial services companies or representatives of financial services companies doing it, that kind of now starts to sound like a conflict of interest potentially here.

I wanted to dive in a little bit, if I could, into the Massachusetts plan, just because it gives us an example, a very concrete example, about a need and at least how we addressed it and what you've seen from that.