Posted on 04/14/2018 1:14:37 AM PDT by LibWhacker
I doubt that it will come to anything but at least it is a shot across the bow of these nanny state wannabees.
$700 billion contract?
Sorry - either a misprint or an error.
Perhaps they mean that $700 billion will get charged each year to the credit card account that Citibank will manage?
Yep. I like it. I only wish we could get the RINO’s in Congress to actually cancel the contract. At least its a useful shot across the bow. Getting political has costs. You might want to focus on....y’know......shareholder value instead of selfishly indulging in politics that has nothing to do with the running of the actual business.
It’s worse than an endorsement, it’s funding anti 2A. Trump is anti 2A, so I think they are just trying to save him. He has signed as much or more anti gun legislation than obama.. we will remember, wont we?
I suspect Citibank started this policy under pressure from the Obama regime.
Refreshing to know that we have some congress critters paying attention and are doing the right thing.
Hope there action works.
When Citibank announced this I thought how can they take away a Constitutional right?
“Trump is anti 2A, so I think they are just trying to save him. He has signed as much or more anti gun legislation than obama.. we will remember, wont we?”
Explain that?
Trump is anti 2A, so I think they are just trying to save him. He has signed as much or more anti gun legislation than obama.. we will remember, wont we?”
Explain that?
I’ll try to help. Even Obama wouldn’t try to bend the law to outlaw bumpstocks. No matter what your opinion of them is, the ATF ruled that they could not regulate them under current law but Trump, who I do support, is trying to regulate them through executive action anyway. I hope his plan was to delay and divert until the crisis passed.
I’d hardly call outlawing bump stocks as anti-gun.
Another shot would be to look into this:
Citigroup CEO scores a 48% raise to $23 million - CNN Money
money.cnn.com/2018/02/16/investing/citigroup-ceo-corbat-pay/index.html
Feb 16, 2018 - Citigroup boss Michael Corbat just got a huge raise. Corbat scored $23 million in total compensation for 2017, the bank said on Friday.
Or someone/thing has offered Citi a quid pro quo that made it worthwhile.
And why political redlining might not be illegal, a quid pro quo might be.
...while....
Any entity that impinges on God given civil rights should not benefit in any way from our government.
What shouldn’t be in your wallet?
Don’t forget Bank of America, include them too please.
“I’d hardly call outlawing bump stocks as anti-gun.”
Bump stocks today...folding stocks next week...adjustable stocks next month.
Frog...meet pot of cold water.
I’d hardly equate a bump stock with either a collapsable or a folding stock! Bump stocks are for idiots who want to play what we called “f*ck f*ck” in the USMC. Just a way to waste ammo.
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