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Pulled from another website I won't mention :pirate:

 

John Paulson is the founder of investment firm Paulson and Co., and made billions betting against subprime mortgages in 2007 leading up to the financial crisis.

WSJ Article: The Public Deserves a Better Deal
http://archive.is/CpUaj

Steven Roth is the billionaire head of Vornado Realty.

Expose:
http://archive.is/fHHGY

Harold Hamm is a billionaire oilman and CEO of Continental Resources.

Forbes article:
http://archive.is/zNJjN

Howard Lorber is the CEO of tobacco and real estate company Vector Group.

NYTimes interview:
http://archive.is/LX6xh

Steve Mnuchin is Trump's national finance chairman, and the chairman and CEO of hedge fund Dune Capital Management.

Variety article:
http://archive.is/4sFQP

 

Thomas Barrack served in the Reagan administration as deputy undersecretary of interior, and is founder and chairman of Colony Capital.

RNC Speech:
http://youtu.be/gRhBLl6q-Jg

Stephen Calk is the chairman and CEO of The Federal Savings Bank.

Philosophy:
http://youtu.be/HDTb6fvaybw

Andy Beal is the billionaire founder and chairman of Beal Bank and Beal Bank USA.

Bloomberg expose:
http://archive.is/SP4nW

Stephen Feinberg is the billionaire co-founder and CEO of Cerberus Capital Management.

NYTimes Article:
http://archive.is/o0Psu

David Malpass, President of Encima Global LLC, argues that economic growth is initiated by not only a strong dollar, but also by “low tax rates, sensible trade and regulatory policies, a market-based allocation of labor, and limited government in terms of spending, debt, and federal control of the economy."
http://www.limitedgovernment.org/pu

 

Thomas Barrack served in the Reagan administration as deputy undersecretary of interior, and is founder and chairman of Colony Capital.

RNC Speech:
http://youtu.be/gRhBLl6q-Jg


Stephen Calk is the chairman and CEO of The Federal Savings Bank.

Philosophy:
http://youtu.be/HDTb6fvaybw


Andy Beal is the billionaire founder and chairman of Beal Bank and Beal Bank USA.

Bloomberg expose:
http://archive.is/SP4nW


Stephen Feinberg is the billionaire co-founder and CEO of Cerberus Capital Management.

NYTimes Article:
http://archive.is/o0Psu


David Malpass, President of Encima Global LLC, argues that economic growth is initiated by not only a strong dollar, but also by “low tax rates, sensible trade and regulatory policies, a market-based allocation of labor, and limited government in terms of spending, debt, and federal control of the economy."
http://www.limitedgovernment.org/publica...f19-26.pdf


Peter Navarro is an economics professor at the University of California, Irvine.

Documentary: Death by China
http://youtu.be/rxdf6IKs6sg


Stephen Moore is a former member of The Wall Street Journal's editorial board and a founder of the Club for Growth.

Bio:
http://www.heritage.org/about/staff/m/stephen-moore#


Dan DiMicco is former CEO of steel company Nucor

Blog:
http://www.dandimicco.com/blog

Big oil, big banks, big capital and big tobacco. Now there's a group that will put the country's interest in front of their own interests. 

Quote:Big oil, big banks, big capital and big tobacco. Now there's a group that will put the country's interest in front of their own interests. 

 

I am not a fan of some of them (IIRC one of them is a former Bushie), but who exactly should he have selected as an economic advisory council? A bunch of lefty college professors who haven't created a single job in their lifetime? Or a  collection of American CEO/owners from diverse sectors of the economy (energy, trade, finance, real estate, tax theory, technology).

Quote:I am not a fan of some of them (IIRC one of them is a former Bushie), but who exactly should he have selected as an economic advisory council? A bunch of lefty college professors who haven't created a single job in their lifetime? Or a  collection of American CEO/owners from diverse sectors of the economy (energy, trade, finance, real estate, tax theory, technology).

I don't know exactly who should be on an "economic advisory council" but I'd rather it not be a bunch of people who ran the economy into the ground for their own personal gain. 

Quote:I don't know exactly who should be on an "economic advisory council" but I'd rather it not be a bunch of people who ran the economy into the ground for their own personal gain.

Succesful businessman = evil incarnate amirite?

JagWarrior---  You realize that this "council" is the same group of people you hate...  Trump is gonna sell you out, man.  

 

If you are worried about economic issues, this list of "advisors" is a huge red flag.  

 

Clinton is dubious as well.  But at least she's being pushed by the democratic left.  Trump is being pushed by the supply-side right...  Just something to consider...  I know it's not gonna make a difference to you.  But you should realize that I've been listening to what you're saying.  You're concerns are legit.  Trump, though, only placates you.  He's gonna turn out to be just as bad, if not worse than George W. Bush.

Quote:I don't know exactly who should be on an "economic advisory council" but I'd rather it not be a bunch of people who ran the economy into the ground for their own personal gain.

You mean like Jeff immelt and frank rains?

Quite a diverse group. Some were taller than others.

Not a bad group.  People that know a lot more about the monetary system than I do.

Quote:Big oil, big banks, big capital and big tobacco. Now there's a group that will put the country's interest in front of their own interests. 

 

People with real world success and experience instead of lifetime politicians with zero accomplishments other than soaking taxpayers to amass their own fortunes.

Quote:JagWarrior---  You realize that this "council" is the same group of people you hate...  Trump is gonna sell you out, man.  

 

If you are worried about economic issues, this list of "advisors" is a huge red flag.  

 

Clinton is dubious as well.  But at least she's being pushed by the democratic left.  Trump is being pushed by the supply-side right...  Just something to consider...  I know it's not gonna make a difference to you.  But you should realize that I've been listening to what you're saying.  You're concerns are legit.  Trump, though, only placates you.  He's gonna turn out to be just as bad, if not worse than George W. Bush.

 

This is priceless.  As bad as Bush was (the bloat of "Homeland Security" and the bailout were his two biggest mistakes), he was still better than 0bama on economics.  And by a wide margin.

Quote:JagWarrior--- You realize that this "council" is the same group of people you hate... Trump is gonna sell you out, man.


If you are worried about economic issues, this list of "advisors" is a huge red flag.


Clinton is dubious as well. But at least she's being pushed by the democratic left. Trump is being pushed by the supply-side right... Just something to consider... I know it's not gonna make a difference to you. But you should realize that I've been listening to what you're saying. You're concerns are legit. Trump, though, only placates you. He's gonna turn out to be just as bad, if not worse than George W. Bush.

I just don't get how liberals can see this and supposed small government conservatives don't?


Trump will be the first Democrat to win the white house as a Republican smh

Quote:This is priceless. As bad as Bush was (the bloat of "Homeland Security" and the bailout were his two biggest mistakes), he was still better than 0bama on economics. And by a wide margin.

The two are married, Bush just kicked the economic can down the road at the tax payers expense he was no economic hero. His to big to fail policy is one of the worse economic policies of the last century. save a few billionaires at the expense of every tax payer for the next two decades, [BLEEP] bush.

Quote:This is priceless.  As bad as Bush was (the bloat of "Homeland Security" and the bailout were his two biggest mistakes), he was still better than 0bama on economics.  And by a wide margin.

 

mmmhhhh hmmmm...  Yeah...  sure...

 

Was he better on the ecomomy based on the financial meltdown?  On unemployment rates?  On oil and gas production?  LOL, I'm so glad you chimed in with your mensa level understanding of all things!  To think that the economy was better under Bush than under Obama shows you have no objectivity.  Your stupid comment is the one that makes people think that the hatred of Obama stems from something deep seeded inside you.  A hatred for a specific color, maybe?  

 

Eric's right, Obama is a moderate conservative when it comes to economic policy.  He ran as a populist, but is clearly a conservative in terms of that.  But pirk, you're so blinded by hatred, that you don't see it.

 

So people that would actually agree with you, if you were a normal poster, rail against you because of your rabid non-sense and personal attacks.  It's actually quite sad, you disrupt conversation instead of engaging in it...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(PS that color I was speaking of was blue...  As in the democratic party)

there is a chance Trump sells out and everything he has said is bull.  I will even say it's LIKELY.  

 

BUT there is still a chance he is for real however small it is.  There is 0 chance... 0 CHANCE! That Hillary is any different than the same Presidents that have systematically sold our country short for the past 30 years.

What about this name:  Peter Navarro, creator of the documentary "Death by China".  That seems like the kind of person I would agree with.

Quote:there is a chance Trump sells out and everything he has said is bull. I will even say it's LIKELY.


BUT there is still a chance he is for real however small it is. There is 0 chance... 0 CHANCE! That Hillary is any different than the same Presidents that have systematically sold our country short for the past 30 years.

What's your #1 and #2 issues?


Mine are free trade (TPP) and corruption in our political system (Citizens United)


What are yours?

Quote:What's your #1 and #2 issues?


Mine are free trade (TPP) and corruption in our political system (Citizens United)


What are yours?

 

Those are both important to me too.  In addition, illegal immigration and foreign policy (stop causing chaos, arming "rebels" to fight a war we have no business fighting)

Quote:Quite a diverse group. Some were taller than others.

 

No kidding.  They just don't get it.

 

There's a reason why he's losing by 30% with the college educated female population.

Where's Charles in Charge and the duck guy?