At our Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute forum, over 100 business leaders said what they really think. They're worried Trump is eroding America’s future.
The CEOs in the article cite multiple things they like. The article portrays them as way more mixed in feeling than the headline. I am flabbergasted there are only cracks in party unity and no breakage… but I’ll take cracks over nothing. Hopefully they grow quickly.
For 20+ years it’s been (de facto) against the law for the stock market to go down. The only exceptions are pump & dumps to keep the poors out, but otherwise any drop in our glorious free market will be manually corrected by Uncle Sam.
These cracks are between the capitalists and fascists, but here’s the thing: The fascists don’t need the capitalists anymore. Calling it a crack is generous, even; if anything the capitalists are being abandoned by the fascists whose rise to power they funded. This is buyer’s remorse, and history doesn’t give refunds.
The CEOs in the article cite multiple things they like. The article portrays them as way more mixed in feeling than the headline. I am flabbergasted there are only cracks in party unity and no breakage… but I’ll take cracks over nothing. Hopefully they grow quickly.
Once the stock market plummets there will be actual pushback.
If that ever happens. I’ve been waiting for it to crash since Trump 1.
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For 20+ years it’s been (de facto) against the law for the stock market to go down. The only exceptions are pump & dumps to keep the poors out, but otherwise any drop in our glorious free market will be manually corrected by Uncle Sam.
These cracks are between the capitalists and fascists, but here’s the thing: The fascists don’t need the capitalists anymore. Calling it a crack is generous, even; if anything the capitalists are being abandoned by the fascists whose rise to power they funded. This is buyer’s remorse, and history doesn’t give refunds.