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Never forget - now Trump says he'll get rid of Dodd-Frank
mountain grammy
(26,626 posts)there is one woman
malaise
(269,063 posts)and there's one wife still on television attacking others when her husband helped to create this massive theft
FailureToCommunicate
(14,014 posts)Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)malaise
(269,063 posts)crafted with TEFLON.
She remains a shameless name caller
sendero
(28,552 posts)... but he didn't, and Trump cannot get rid of Dodd-Frank without congress so good luck with that.
And, FWIW, Dodd-Frank is kind of like the ACA, better than nothing but not remotely a solution.
malaise
(269,063 posts)Dodd-Frank is kind of like the ACA, better than nothing but not remotely a solution.
Can't disagree with this
House of Roberts
(5,177 posts)If a Trump Admin won't enforce it? You know they won't.
cantbeserious
(13,039 posts)eom
marble falls
(57,112 posts)Bernardo de La Paz
(49,011 posts)There will always be a 1%.
But there is no need for it to have CEO salaries over 300 times greater than worker salaries. It's unnecessary to have such great income inequality if you want to enhance competition to get highly capable people to the top positions. Such competition is good but you can have very healthy competition with much less disparity.
If income inequality is not addressed in a meaningful effective way, there will be revolutions.
malaise
(269,063 posts)Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)throw the fuckers out of the windows. It would have been decades before the banks pulled shit like this. Instead.............................
I'm sorry but nothing has really been done to these miscreants. The President said, "What if what they did was not against the law?" This is one of the many reasons I am not so enamored with Obama.
But don't worry, Hillary will save us from the next crash!
malaise
(269,063 posts)If they won't jump, should they be pushed???
Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)We all need to sing that, or at least hum it, all the time. Especially around Wall Street types.
truebrit71
(20,805 posts)Next, she'll send them a sternly-worded letter...