I realize, or maybe assume from the conversation or lack thereof on here, that nobody wants anyone but Ms Clinton to be discussed, but today I am reading a few viewpoints on the three running, mostly related to Wall St.

""Martin O'Malley is now like, I would say persona non grata — public enemy number one in in the halls of Goldman Sachs, in the halls of Black Rock, the big money management firm. All throughout Wall Street right now,"

Read more: Martin O'Malley is Wall Street's 'public enemy number one' - Business Insider

This from an article in Business Insider noting that he ticked off Wall St in his opening remarks for the campaign.

This referring to Ms Clinton.....

"WASHINGTON — Former President Bill Clinton flew to Nashville, Tenn., in February to earn a fast $225,000 for sharing his insights with a private gathering of wealthy clients of Switzerland’s largest bank.

It marked at least the ninth time since 2011 that the widely sought ex-president had appeared at a speakers’ series for UBS’ American clients, at venues stretching from Miami to Los Angeles. For voicing his thoughts, he reaped a tidy $1.5 million, according to financial disclosure statements filed by his wife.

But with Hillary Clinton once again a presidential candidate, the global gallivanting, which brought her husband a windfall of more than $118 million in speaking fees since 2001, is prompting questions about whether he has compromised her independence, including with Wall Street.

Ten of the world’s biggest financial institutions – including UBS, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs – have hired Bill Clinton numerous times since 2004 to speak for fees totaling more than $6.4 million. Hillary Clinton also has accepted speaking fees from at least one bank.


Read more here: WASHINGTON: Bill Clinton’s Wall Street cash puts wife in an ethical spot | Elections | McClatchy DC

And most importantly, Sen Sanders......This quote is from the President of the USA at the 2015 White House Correspondents dinner....

""Apparently some folks want to see a pot-smoking socialist in the White House."

Now that event is meant to be funny and sarcasm rules. But, Sen Sanders has a sense of humor as well

"As his campaign gathers steam and Sanders begins to crack double digits in national polls, he has an idea for a job for his main rival, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- whom he has steadfastly refused to criticize during his nascent campaign.

"Would she be interested in being my vice president?" he said.

Is Bernie Sanders really a pot-smoking socialist? - CBS News

I know that everyone wants Ms Clinton, but you have to stay aware of everyone,