[Hostage]

I watched a video of Donald Trump in the 1990s before a committee of Congress.

In that video, Trump convinced me, thoroughly, that he was a master at banking, insurance, taxes, regulation, trade, and every business principle taught in business schools.

He is a master.

He had the members of the Committee weighing his every thought, his every word.

Trump is so far ahead of the curve when it comes to business, the present Congress will never catch up to him.

It is absolutely divine that we have him as President.

[DiogenesLamp]

What he pointed out was that these rules were so onerous, that only the big banks had the resources to comply with the law, and the small banks did not, so they began to fold.

Makes you wonder if this was the exact intent of the legislation. The Nazis passed similar legislation shutting down businesses that weren't sufficiently large. They wanted to deal with only the main players in Industries, over which they had control.

Too many small players makes control more difficult.

[Wolfie]

I’ll venture that only 1 in 50 FReepers will get the author’s point that the “healthcare” problem can be solved by merely enforcing existing U.S. law.

[Romans Nine]

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