We have an SEC Chair who flip-flips before Congress, telling us last year that he needs legislation to regulate the digital asset industry, and telling us this year that he has changed his mind.
Tom Emmer
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Tom Emmer is a U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 6th congressional district, having served since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Emmer has focused on various legislative efforts, particularly in the areas of economic development and healthcare. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at promoting job growth and improving access to healthcare services for his constituents. Emmer has also been involved in discussions surrounding fiscal responsibility and government spending.
The answer is easy: It is, no. Since President Biden took office, the average real personal income has only increased 2.4 percent.
Your intention to work against the SEC's mission and put American investors in harm's way has been made very apparent, sir.
You have been an incompetent cop on the beat, doing nothing to protect everyday Americans, and pushing American firms into the hands of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Record inflation as a result of reckless government spending led to historic interest rates the banks were not ready to manage.
The FDIC estimates that resolving Signature Bank is going to lead to a $2.5-billion loss to the Deposit Insurance Fund.
This Administration's political attack, quite frankly, from the highest levels of our government on the digital asset industry...sparked fear, leading to bank runs.
When the FDIC sold Signature, it had the effect of closing Signet, which is an innovative payment system that facilitated 24/7 access to banking services.
The collapse of three regional banks over the course of 2 weeks is directly related to failed Democrat policies.
Let us not be fooled. Providing financial services to legal businesses in the U.S. should not be risky.
Crypto technology is shifting economic power from centralized institutions back into the hands of the people.
This Administration is weaponizing the banking sector to de-bank legal crypto activity here in the U.S.
Absolutely. There should be no attacks, period. There should be no violence in our society, again, whether it's political or otherwise.
It's interesting, exercising our Second Amendment rights, having fun --
There's no place for violence, period, in our society, physical violence or violence against someone's property.
Nobody should be intimidated when they're exercising their most precious right to vote.
We -- we... Joe Biden is the legitimately elected... president of the United States of America?
Every life is precious and the decision to defend it should remain with the states.
We come together to honor a friend and colleague who we lost earlier this year, and to welcome a new Member into the House of Representatives, our friend, Mr. Brad Finstad. Six months have passed since we lost our friend Jim Hagedorn to…
If any company does not respond to said sweep letter, which I will reiterate, as you said several times, are supposed to be voluntary, then the SEC would make it a, 'bloodbath,' for them.
The SEC isn't interested in clarifying what areas of the crypto industry fall under SEC jurisdiction.
Again, as I mentioned in my opening statement, inflation is at 8.6 percent and Americans actually need solutions right now.





