This week Sanders doubled down on his economic populism. In a speech on Tuesday, just a few miles away from Wall Street, the Vermont senator clarified his views on financial reform. “To those on Wall Street who may be listening today,” Sanders said, “let me be very clear…Greed is not good. Wall Street and corporate greed is destroying the fabric of our nation. And, here is a New Year’s Resolution that we will keep: If you do not end your greed we will end it for you.”

Responding to Clinton’s accusation that his proposals are too vague and simplistic, Sanders was especially clear about his intentions as president…

Sanders says Clinton lacks “courage” to stand up to Wall Street as he outlines plan to shape up financial industry