Posted on 04/27/2024 3:14:33 AM PDT by iontheball
Now John Eastman, one of the attorneys who worked with former President Donald Trump, has been debanked by both Bank of America and USAA.
That USAA debanked Eastman for his ties to the 2020 election contest comes as a surprise. USAA — now an insurance, financial services, and banking powerhouse headquartered in San Antonio, Texas — got its start in 1922 as a mutual self-insurance company for Army officers. Its clientele is mostly service members, veterans, and their families, with membership limited to those who can show a military tie. That means that, per a 2019 Pew Research poll, its customers are center-right, with 59 percent of veterans identifying as Republican versus only 39 percent of veterans who are Democrats. In other words, USAA’s customers voted overwhelmingly for Trump.
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Thanks. I’ll definitely try. Getting insurance in Florida is tricky.
I’m a USAA member. Other Vets recognize it. I’ll keep an eye on this subject.
I’ve been with USAA since !963. They typically have retired military brass in charge. Used to be this class of leadership was the best...patriotic and not suffer fools gladly. HOWEVER, with the advent of retiring Obama/Biden bootlicking, CRT, DEI, sycophants, this has all changed. Insurance rates with USAA have skyrocketed and claim denial has gotten really chicken-shit. Am shopping around.
USAA scammed me out of $42,000 14 years ago. I was on an account with TWO signatures required for withdrawal.
My brother successfully did an e-transfer into his personal account wiping out the joint account.
USAA did nothing.
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