Posted on 11/16/2016 5:16:58 PM PST by Professional
I have been a Registered Investment Adviser for 25 years. I see that there has been some suggestion that Jamie Dimon become Secretary of the Treasury.
I can think of nobody more dishonest and unethical in the upper echelons of finance to undertake such an important role for the country. I have worked under Dimon twice during my career and have first hand knowledge of how corrupt and unethical this man is. He is a "Swamp King".
I'm literally sickened by the idea.
Well, that settles it—you have spoken.
I’ll second the accusation of fomenting rumors and gossip. For Cripe’s sake, reread your original post.
We need someone with balls of steel at Treasury to get in the face of the bankers and put some of them in cages.
Congress should reinstitute an updated improved Glass-Steagall covering all original provisions and adding cyber op restrictions between banks and their hedge funds or banks and any hedge fund.
They will scream that it puts them at a disadvantage with Euro Banks but tough sh*t. They can learn to do banking again the right way and let investment firms whine that they don’t have that leverage anymore with the NY Fed. F’ em all and jail many of them which should have happened starting 12 years ago.
There’s a lot of bad info floating around right now. Lots of knuckleheads doing float tests of rumors and innuendos.
I don’t see you state you are CERTAIN that the job has been offered to bankster Dimon.
You may just be receiving chatter chit.
Everybody talking this and that. Nothing’s been decided yet. All cabinet appointments are going to be run through the wash several times. Trump people are not going to bring the swamp into the White House with them. Trump’s on top now, he doesn’t have to take sh*t from anyone on Wall St.
Un-clench your buttocks and turn your panties loose.
I’m not seeing that happen. Likely disinformation.
Just as Trump made a “no lobbyist” rule for his transition team and a 5-year lobbying ban on any appointee who departs, he should adopt a rule that no one from any of the too big to fail banks should be in his cabinet or similar top position.
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