@JohnEDeaton1@ewarren@ewarren your financial position has changed wildly since being elected to “public office” I wonder if you have always had these views?
This is EXACTLY what has been done with the constant controlled Bitcoin/Ethereum narrative/LIE in crypto by the crypto media and traditional financial media. The truth will win.
“Clayton says that SEC officials, who are not allowed to comment on the case, let facts stand where they are and speak for themselves.”
Clayton says let the facts speak for themselves. I agree. Go to the next tweet 👇 and I guarantee you the facts speak 🗣 very loud!!
Clayton on his decision to file the Ripple lawsuit on his last day as Chair: "I'm not going to comment..."
Not "I CAN'T comment" or "I'm NOT ALLOWED to comment."
He just doesn't want to talk about it. For his own personal reasons.
Although principle residences and holdings in 401K plans apparently will be excluded, the Wyden proposal may be intended in theory for the 1 %’er’s in reality it will target the most accessible.
@SenWarren I expect you to oppose the Wyden proposal to tax unrealized capital gains. Although the proposal is designed to target billionaires their accounts are the least exposed to such legislation.
I anticipate that any new unrealized capital gains taxes would weigh heavily on the rapidly shrinking middle class and eventually retirement accounts for all.
The U.S. should support emerging technologies with the potential to add value to the economy, so long as those technologies are not detrimental to the common good. But the way to do that is for Congress to directly legislate and provide clear guardrails. https://t.co/0KFPmqLFPL
JUST ADDED to CryptoLaw:
✅New blog post by @JohnEDeaton1 examining the documented facts on how Jay Clayton, William Hinman and Marc Berger have clear personal financial interests linked to their official acts while at the SEC.
Read it here 👇
https://t.co/uiKV0G3ywD
JUST ADDED to CryptoLaw:
✅New blog post by @JohnEDeaton1 examining the documented facts on how Jay Clayton, William Hinman and Marc Berger have clear personal financial interests linked to their official acts while at the SEC.
Read it here 👇
https://t.co/uiKV0G3ywD