Offering Team America-style rants against businesses, 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls on Tuesday emphasized their disgust for corruption. Unfortunately, their opposition to corruption targets private corporations and ignores corruption in government and unions.

Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders led the charge here, attacking corporations for mitigating their tax bills by utilizing legal loopholes in the tax code.

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