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KEK@Good insight…I've been saying this for almost a month now…Figure it out…Clinton and Company/Congress sold us out to China. at least 25 years ago….Trump and Q-Team undid it just about over night…NOW the U.S is India's largest export nation…Cutting Financial Strings ..KEK

China Faces Financial Armageddon With 85% Of Businesses Set To Run Out Of Cash In 3 Months

For the past two weeks, even as the market took delight in China’s doctored and fabricated numbers showing the coronavirus spread was “slowing”, we warned again and again that not only was this not the case (which recent data out of South Korea, Japan and now Italy has confirmed), but that for all its assertions to the contrary, China’s workers simply refused to go back to work (even with FoxConn offering its workers extra bonuses just to return to the factory) and as a result the domestic economy had ground to a halt as we described in:

China Has Ground To A Halt: “On The Ground” Indicators Confirm Worst-Case Scenario

China Is Disintegrating: Steel Demand, Property Sales, Traffic All Approaching Zero

Terrifying Charts Show China’s Economy Remains Completely Paralyzed

Unfortunately, it’s not getting any better as the latest high frequency updates out of China demonstrate:

https://www.activistpost.com/2020/02/china-faces-financial-armageddon-with-85-of-businesses-set-to-run-out-of-cash-in-3-months.html

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Seems he served his purpose…Trump knows..Got what he needed…Warren and the DS are Pizzed ..Anybody Remember This…KEK

The Mulvaney Maneuver ..Beating Elizabeth Warren at her own game.

On June 18, President Trump nominated Kathy Kraninger to replace Mick Mulvaney, the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Few had heard of Kraninger, Mulvaney’s deputy at the other agency he leads, the Office of Management and Budget. Critics quickly declared that Kraninger’s lack of consumer finance experience made her unfit to lead the CFPB.

Kraninger is certainly not the most qualified Republican the president might have chosen, since many of the presumed candidates for the director’s job were extraordinarily accomplished. Among the names floated over the last year were those of the chairman of the National Credit Union Administration’s board, the general counsel of Fannie Mae, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, and a professor recognized for expertise in consumer financial law. Nevertheless, the Senate must decide only whether Kraninger is sufficiently qualified to lead the bureau.

Senator Elizabeth Warren opposes Kraninger, of course, just as she would have opposed any other Republican candidate. Warren, the former law professor who first proposed a Financial Products Safety Commission in a 2007 article and later led the CFPB’s start-up process, believes that only Democrats can protect consumers from financial industry fraud. More important, she has never forgiven Republicans for blocking her own attempt to become the bureau’s first director.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/weekly-standard/the-mulvaney-maneuver