[SeekAndFind]

There is a bill in Congress to stop this, but as the Post notes, Manchin is the only Democrat in the Senate openly opposing the ESG rule, meaning Kamala Harris could break a tie and vote down the bill there.  But even if the bill passed both the House and the Senate, Biden could veto it.

[Mark]

bkmk

[gundog]

Seems sound. Why not let folks invest 10% of their Social Security there? /S

[Roccus]

But even if the bill passed both the House and the Senate, Biden could veto it

Like THAT would ever happen.

Teresa Ghilarducci, please pick up the white courtesy phone

[Alberta's Child]

This hysteria is 100% bullsh!t. The stupid Dept. of Labor rule does NOT do what the author of this crap claims it does. More on that tomorrow.

[mass55th]

Thankfully, I don’t have, and never did have a retirement nest egg. The pension plan I had from my years of working for New York State was depleted five years ago. When I retired, I took a reduced rate, so that if I died within 15 years of my retirement, whatever was left, would be divided between my two sons. This is my 20th year of retirement. I still get my monthly check, but there’s nothing left for my kids. They can split my life insurance, and whatever they can get from selling all the crap in my apartment.

[muir_redwoods]

And a lot of people laughed when “someone I know well” started buying gold and silver twenty-five years ago.

[Vaduz]

Biden never veto’s anything that has spending tied to it it’s an addiction with him his money is hid your isn’t.