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Despite her rhetoric, big pharma likes Hillary
Pharma employees significantly favor Hillary Clinton with contributions | FiercePharma
Clinton tops 2016 field in drug industry donations
Big Pharma's big donations in 2016 presidential race - CNN
CNN.com › 2016/02/11 › health › big-p...
Feb 11, 2016 · Pharmaceutical companies have donated nearly $1 million in the 2016 presidential election cycle, with Hillary Clinton receiving the most.
Why Hillary Clinton Is Wall Street's Favorite Worst Nightmare - Time Magazine
Time Magazine › ... › Election 2016
Nov 2, 2016 · Employees of the 17 largest bank holding companies and their subsidiaries have been sending her $10 for every $1 they contributed to Trump, according to a Reuters analysis. In 2012, the
Health care leaders donating to Hillary | BenefitsPRO
BenefitsPRO › 2016/11/01 › health-care-...
Nov 1, 2016 · According to donation data, health care industry leaders favor Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump. ... In addition, while the insurance industry certainly has its objections to the Affordable Care Act .
Pharma employees significantly favor Hillary Clinton with contributions | FiercePharma
Clinton tops 2016 field in drug industry donations
Big Pharma's big donations in 2016 presidential race - CNN
CNN.com › 2016/02/11 › health › big-p...
Feb 11, 2016 · Pharmaceutical companies have donated nearly $1 million in the 2016 presidential election cycle, with Hillary Clinton receiving the most.
Why Hillary Clinton Is Wall Street's Favorite Worst Nightmare - Time Magazine
Time Magazine › ... › Election 2016
Nov 2, 2016 · Employees of the 17 largest bank holding companies and their subsidiaries have been sending her $10 for every $1 they contributed to Trump, according to a Reuters analysis. In 2012, the
Health care leaders donating to Hillary | BenefitsPRO
BenefitsPRO › 2016/11/01 › health-care-...
Nov 1, 2016 · According to donation data, health care industry leaders favor Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump. ... In addition, while the insurance industry certainly has its objections to the Affordable Care Act .
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There is no alternative. The D Party is the Party which puts people first; the R Party puts global corporations, big pharma, big farma, big banks, big insurance companies and Wall Street before Main St.
Remember, it wasn't a D who once stated, "Corporations are people too"
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