Cannot we not see the forest for the trees? Why is JPMorgan hosting a private event that includes politicians?
UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President
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Cannot we not see the forest for the trees? Why is JPMorgan hosting a private event that includes politicians?
You would be surprised how many of these private gigs your local politicians do.
Harvard's lawsuit is straightforward because the government's actions were straightforward.
- - The government may not "interfere with private actors' speech to advance its own vision of ideological balance" (Moody v. NetChoice).
The government demanded Harvard achieve "viewpoint diversity" in "each department, field, or teaching unit" (i.e. ideological balance).
As Harvard notes, "the First Amendment makes clear that the authority to achieve that objective rests with the University rather than the Government."
- - The government may not "rely[] on the 'threat of invoking legal sanctions and other means of coercion ... to achieve the suppression' of disfavored speech" (NRA v. Vullo).
The government demanded censorship on condition of receiving federal funds, and President Trump explicitly said Harvard "teaches Hate and Stupidity, and should no longer receive Federal Funds" (i.e. viewpoint discrimination).
- - The government "may not deny a benefit to a person on a basis that infringes his constitutionally protected interests" (Perry v. Sindermann).
The government demanded Harvard give up its autonomy and First Amendment rights on condition of receiving federal funds.
- - The government must follow a specific process in order to revoke federal funding under Title VI. It did not follow this process.
- - Even if the government did follow the appropriate process, the funding revocations would need to be targeted "to the particular program, or part thereof, in which ... noncompliance has been found." Instead, the government's funding revocations were indiscriminate.In short, pretty much everything we at @TheFIREorg have said from the get-go.
Hey them tangibles on the way, just waiting for him to get on repugs neck like he did the Democrats
No way people are going to forget about him, or let him slide without feeling serious pain. Someone is gonna catch this dude slippin FrFr.
Here's what the credit system isn't telling you about student loans and credit scores:
It’s not just debt. It’s the drop.
I advise in this realm- here is what we are seeing:
Superprime scores (760+) are dropping 171 points on average after new delinquencies. (We are typically seeing around 160-185+ here) Subprime (under 620)? Only 87 points. (We are seeing roughly 40-90 here)The higher your score, the harder the hit. That’s not opinion. That’s the data.
How do we know they dislike Byron for his policies instead of Byron and his skin color?
Yeah? What is the value of the stock?
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