[2ndDivisionVet]

Well, for some reason, President Trump wants to hire him. That’s more than good enough for me at this point.

[Nifster]

This should be in general chat noob.

Trump should get the cabinet he wants

[SubMareener]

A belated one year happy anniversary!

[nopardons]

DON"T POST STUPID VANITIES IN THE NEWS SECTION!

That having been said, YOU really don't know the man, you really don't know everything about him, but Trump does and he picked him.

[bigbob]

DOn’t know how to break it to ya, but your opinion isn’t News. And it isn’t worth much either.

You ain’t the decider. So what’s the point of questioning when you have no input or control. I trust Trump.

[Teacher317]

6 replies and not one substantive point made for or against Mnuchin. FR is far from what it once was.

[Read Write Repeat]

I’m for Mnuchin because he knows every trick in the book, under the book, above the book, next to the book, halfway across the room from the book... and it’s time he put that knowledge to work on behalf of Americans.

[gopgal4life]

I am a proud always-Trump’er. Have been team Trump since the beginning. I jump for joy every day with all of his promises being kept.
However I wince a bit at Mnuchin.
Back in 2006 my husband and I bought a piece of land on a lovely island off the Carolina coast to build on in our retirement years. We made some improvements, i.e bush-hogged, had a well put in. We had a small mortgage on the land which we paid early every month, always paying double the amount due.
Along about 2009, our mortgage was sold to IndieWest and then all of a sudden they called our loan in, told us that it needed to be paid in full or we would lose the land. We chalked it up to the crappy economy, said “Thanks Obama” and decided to let the bank take it because we could not come up with the payment in full (roughly $35k). We’re not bitter, we ended up moving to a beautiful city in a red state and we are blessed beyond imagination — even more now with DJT at the helm!
But it is a cautionary tale that does leave a bit of a question mark about Mr. Mnuchin.

[USS Alaska]

It doesn't seem possible to tell where the guy stands on the critical issue of reinstating the Glass/Steagall law; some articles indicate he favors it, some indicate he opposes it. That usually indicates a guy talking out of both sides of his mouth at the same time.

Did you watch his testimony? If you did you would know his answer, under oath.

If you don't believe him, that is your option.

I always wonder about relative noobies writing vanity posts in the 'Article' section with an anti-Trump slant.

This guy is Trump's pick, not yours. BTW, who do you want?

[ganeemead]

Vote apparently comes up Monday evening. Again, there are too many question marks in this picture and somebody's in too much of a hurry. The guy's answer on the Glass/Steagall issue was the wrong answer and his attempt to rationalize that answer rang hollow.

This could easily be a setup of some sort. With the forces already arrayed against Donald Trump, all it would take would be one poisoned apple or one poison pill like this and the whole thing which we've been seeing for the last week could be derailed.

This nomination should be rejected and we only have one day to get the word out to senate offices.