@kchoudhu Yes-but that logistical expertise needs funding and stability, or you get systems failures.
We’re experiencing USPS delays in my own neighborhood— I realize that’s an anecdote, but I don’t think my postal carrier has herself lost expertise— she just can’t function with the cuts.
@SMTuffy@SkeleCap Ive been to Sturgis, and yeah, it’s messy, but a lot of it is outside and a lot of the bikers are bank managers from Des Moines— I saw worse behavior at London holiday parties.
@ccpecknold I do wish we understood the rate of permanent lung damage for survivors—I suspect it’s also low for children, but these unknowns are difficult for parents.
@vanitaguptaCR Is there any nationwide law requiring federal law enforcement to display badge numbers, etc? What’s the remedy for violations of posse comitatus?
We now have more detail about how the HK National Security Law will be implemented-- new regulations define what powers the HK Police have with respect to forfeiture of property, removal of messages and interception of communications.
https://t.co/DFbtVqZvgt
@Tbaitis@SportsbyBrooks The GI Bill included low-cost mortgages. A lack of housing led to riots by returning service members after the war, so naturally the bill addressed that. But a combination of redlining along with other entrenched forms of racism meant that Black GIs didn’t benefit.
With the HK Autonomy Act creating a sanctions process, what comes next? The law builds-in a "cooling off" period before sanctions must be implemented, but gives the President discretion to act sooner. https://t.co/S6uEcA9pmI
@_SidVerma “Hurry up with my damn croissants” should be understood as an expression of frustration with the slow pace of change to the Accredited Investor definition.
If you like your in-laws and have a family office, the new Volcker re-vamp allows them to be family office clients.
But there's a problem: you'd have to register with the SEC as an investment adviser, because in-laws *aren't* permitted by the SEC's family office exclusion.