No. of Recommendations: 5
WiltonKnight:
Yep, all those bright, intelligent, well educated I.T start up folk on the coast. Bush's fault.
In fact, doesn't this lead directly back to Bill S. 2155, passed on March 14, 2018, and signed into law by the Donald?
In the Senate, there were 31 no votes, all democrats. Not one republican voted no.
In the House, 158 democrats voted no. The only republican no vote was by Walter Jones of NC, who died in office in 2019.
https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_v...https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/2018216
No. of Recommendations: 1
Here's to those involved in actually doing this.
CEO sold his stock 3.5mm.....weeks before.
Oh, and Obama is out of office. Clinton is out of office. Bush is in now, buck stops with him.
(Wisdom of many on TMF)
Either way, Dems will bail out their wealthy friends.
No. of Recommendations: 2
WiltonKnight: Oh, and Obama is out of office. Clinton is out of office. Bush is in now, buck stops with him.
What in the world are you babbling about?
In 2018, Donald Trump held a news conference to take credit for rolling back regulations on community banks.
TRUMP: "As a candidate I pledged that we would rescue these community banks from Dodd-Frank, the disaster of Dodd-Frank, and now we are keeping that commitment. And all of the people with me [republicans on stage] are keeping that commitment. We passed and signed a record number of bills eliminating job-killing regulations. In the history of our country, no president, whether it's four year, eight years, or sixteen years in one case, has ever passed more regulation cuts."
Sixteen years? Umm.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Trump was taking a step toward 'freeing our economy from overregulation.'
Rep. Nancy Pelosi said: 'It's a bad bill under the guise of helping community banks. The bill would take us back to the days when unchecked recklessness on Wall Street ignited an historic financial meltdown.'
Senator Elizabeth Warren said: 'For years, armies of bank lobbyists and executives have groaned about how financial rules are hurting them. But there's a big problem with their story ' banks are making record profits.'
