When Jamie Dimon discussed the warm relationship between Obama officials and tech in a public speech at Stanford, I assumed it was (1) common knowledge and (2) socially acceptable to discuss in public.
I think the current administration has made excellent personnel choices in the regulatory agencies. I am hopeful for the future.
But I don't think I "called out" anyone. I understand that expression to mean "seeking to direct reflexive mob anger toward a specific individual". It's the practice that's troubling, not the people.
I actually believe that most of the people engaged in this practice (revolving door) have impeccable moral character.
When Jamie Dimon discussed the warm relationship between Obama officials and tech in a public speech at Stanford, I assumed it was (1) common knowledge and (2) socially acceptable to discuss in public.
I think the current administration has made excellent personnel choices in the regulatory agencies. I am hopeful for the future.
But I don't think I "called out" anyone. I understand that expression to mean "seeking to direct reflexive mob anger toward a specific individual". It's the practice that's troubling, not the people.
I actually believe that most of the people engaged in this practice (revolving door) have impeccable moral character.