Jamie Dimon Says He's Unsure If Elizabeth Warren Understands Global Banking System
— Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase & Co. — JPMorgan Chase and Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon took aim at U.S. Senator
Elizabeth Warren, a critic of large banks, as he expressed broad
concerns about leadership in Washington.
Editor's notes: besides the fact that Warren will be in her 70's before she gets a shot at being president, she will have to figure out how to run a robust campaign when she has no money, relatively speaking. Jamie Dimon is only one of many who see her as more the enemy within, than even Barack Obama.
While 60% of the Street's CEO's are "progressives" in the mild sense of that term, they are all capitalist and capitalism, as a path to wealth creation and management, will not be given away, by those we demonize as "Big Money."
All this nonsense about trickle down economics? There is no alternative to trickle down. When Obama talks about building an economy from the middle out, he has no substantive idea as to what he is talking about. I mean, what is that, build from the middle out if it is not the creation of a welfare system?
He is not talking about private sector job creation, because all of that is a "top down" concern. You work for "the man" (including yourself) or you live off welfare. There are no other choices.
Editor's notes: besides the fact that Warren will be in her 70's before she gets a shot at being president, she will have to figure out how to run a robust campaign when she has no money, relatively speaking. Jamie Dimon is only one of many who see her as more the enemy within, than even Barack Obama.
While 60% of the Street's CEO's are "progressives" in the mild sense of that term, they are all capitalist and capitalism, as a path to wealth creation and management, will not be given away, by those we demonize as "Big Money."
All this nonsense about trickle down economics? There is no alternative to trickle down. When Obama talks about building an economy from the middle out, he has no substantive idea as to what he is talking about. I mean, what is that, build from the middle out if it is not the creation of a welfare system?
He is not talking about private sector job creation, because all of that is a "top down" concern. You work for "the man" (including yourself) or you live off welfare. There are no other choices.
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