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  • Trump weighs tapping JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon for Treasury secretary, won’t remove Fed’s Powell: report

    07/16/2024 8:21:00 PM PDT · by thegagline · 39 replies
    The New York Post ^ | 07/16/2024 | Staff
    Donald Trump will not seek to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before the central banker’s term ends and would consider JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon for Treasury secretary if he won the Nov. 5 election, the former president told Bloomberg in an interview published on Tuesday. JPMorgan declined to comment on Trump’s remarks. Powell’s term as chairman runs through Januray 2026, and his position as a Fed governor continues until 2028. The interview was conducted in late June, according to Bloomberg. Trump said the Federal Reserve should abstain from cutting rates before the November elections in which the Republican presidential...
  • Obamacare Hits Hollywood: Studios Brace for the Affordable Care Act

    06/27/2013 3:24:52 PM PDT · by Clintonfatigued · 18 replies
    The Hollywood Reporter ^ | June 26, 2013 | Paul Bond
    "It's a morass of regulations and requirements, and everyone's trying to figure out what their exposure is," says Eric Belcher, president and CEO of Cast & Crew Entertainment Services. Adds Mark Goldstein, CEO of Entertainment Partners, which has held 16 seminars to help studios understand ACA: "It's going to be a very big deal." Determining the exact nature of the new laws has been difficult, given that many ACA terms have yet to be worked out. Hollywood productions, for instance, might find it irksome simply trying to categorize employees as full- or part-time, seasonal or variable, and it's important that...
  • A National Crisis in Character

    11/20/2012 1:46:08 PM PST · by IbJensen · 30 replies
    GOP USA ^ | 11/19/2012 | Star Parker
    Here's an excerpt from a letter I received the other day from a college professor: "[T]hroughout this election I discussed with students the differences between ideologies. The majority of them are on federal financial aid. They are fine with more taxes as long as they will be taken care of. It is disturbing to hear that they are willing to spend their own money on tattoos and cell phones but cannot buy the book for class until the financial aid comes in." For those who see social conservatism as an annoyance and argue that Republicans must purge this agenda from...
  • Serbs Attack Anew in Kosovo (NATO Soldiers Shot)

    11/28/2011 5:02:13 PM PST · by Pan_Yan · 27 replies
    Wall Street Journal ^ | NOVEMBER 29, 2011. | DON FAIRCLOUGH
    <p>Serbs opposed to the independence of Kosovo attacked North Atlantic Treaty Organization peacekeeping troops in the tiny Balkan state Monday with guns and Molotov cocktails, wounding dozens, the alliance said, in an escalation of violence that could set back Belgrade's long-running effort to join the European Union.</p>
  • The great unraveling of the Left

    07/21/2010 3:49:14 AM PDT · by Puzzleman · 19 replies
    American Thinker ^ | July 21, 2010 | Steve McCann
    Could it be that we are watching the final unraveling of the old and well-worn playbook of the Left and the ruling class? One of the oldest tactics is the inevitable shouts of racism which is designed to not only distract the opposition but to mobilize minorities seems now to be no longer effective. The NAACP has been exposed for the hypocritical organization that it is. The election of a black President, who chooses to tacitly condone rhetoric to keep the races at odds with each other, has ironically released much of the population from the guilt for the country's...
  • Scientists Discover New Element - (Funny! - "Governmentium!"-lots to play with here!)

    07/01/2005 6:18:57 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 23 replies · 813+ views
    Private Email | JULY 1, 2005 | Unknown
    A major research institution has just announced the discovery of the heaviest element yet known to science. The new element has been named "Governmentium". Governmentium has one neutron, 12 assistant neutrons, 75 deputy neutrons, and 224 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 311. These 311 particles are held together by forces called morons, which are surrounded by vast quantities of lepton-like particles called peons. Since Governmentium has no electrons, it is inert. However, it can be detected, as it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact. A minute amount of Governmentium causes one reaction to...