President Trump

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
At 3:30 in the afternoon, a group of perhaps a hundred protesters had assembled on the sidewalk at the southeastern corner of Goldman’s building. They were there touting banners that read “Government Sachs,” protesting the extent of the bank’s involvement in the Trump administration.

It’s hard to argue with that.

If all goes as planned, a Goldman Sachs alumni will soon be running the Treasury Department; a lawyer who’s worked for Goldman will be running the SEC; and Goldman’s former president will be Trump’s top economic adviser. Steve Bannon, who ran Trump’s campaign, is a Goldman alumni, and so is Anthony Scaramucci, who just sold his investment firm in order to take a job as a Trump adviser. The stock rally that followed Trump’s victory reportedly made Goldman partners $800 million richer.

If there is in fact a swamp to drain, that swamp is composed of Goldman Sachs alumni.
Goldman Sachs Does Not Want To Talk About It
 

MrFedEx

Engorged Member
lost it with Greenwood singing....Proud to be an American.

Tomorrow, Trump the private citizen becomes Trump, elected official. Let the conflict of interest cries and litigation begin, and they will.

This incoming administration is an ethical nightmare.
 
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