JP Morgan - The War on Guns

Breaking the Bank

JPMorgan Chase recently announced the banking giant’s policy of denying services to manufacturers of Modern Sporting Rifles (MSRs) is over. That’s a welcome reversal of policy after NSSF met with JPMorgan Chase officials to work to end the discriminatory policy. It is also the most recent of the big banks, including Bank of America and Citigroup that have shifted banking service policies that previously froze out members of the firearm industry. [More]

About damn time for all of them, and Morgan has been particularly offensive.

Now, what about “Merchant Category Codes“?

Hey, when the house of cards collapses, who’s in for more “too big to fail” bailouts?

And not to put too fine a point to it, but MSR seems counterproductive to me.

Playing Both Ends Against the Middle

Dimon did not denigrate President Donald Trump. Dimon was not complimentary of President Donald Trump. The JP Morgan CEO believes the U.S. Federal Reserve was doing a good job. In the past, Dimon has skirted questions about JP Morgan Chase Bank’s stance on gun control. It appears he has tried to avoid the issue while pleasing and provoking both Second Amendment supporters and those who want a disarmed population. [More]

I’m an “Apologize, repent, and make things right first” kinda guy.

Who Needs Whom?

The new response from J.P. Morgan Wealth Management is good news. There is no reason not to do business with a company involved in the firearm industry. [More]

True, but there are plenty of reasons for a company involved n the firearms industry — and gun owners in general — not to do business with J.P. Morgan.

It Just Doesn’t Matter

JP Morgan Chase…again and again and again…

As for Warren being “cooked,” don’t count on it. Drawing and spreading such unwarranted conclusions is but one of the beefs I have with YouTube “influencers.”

[Via Jess]

Call to Account

Cruz also went after JP Morgan, claiming the financial giant had actually pressured Intuit to block members of the firearms industry from using QuickBooks. [More]

Talk about whores leading the fake morality mob…

[Via bondmen]

Messing with the Wrong Elites

The removal of Denise George comes just days after she filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase in New York and accused the company of helping Epstein finance the illegal exploitation of women and children in the U.S. Virgin Islands and beyond. Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. did not provide a reason for relieving George of her duties… [More]

You mean the Democrat governor…?

I don’t suppose powerful connections have anything to do with it…

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