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The inequity of opportunity and growing disparities in income and wealth pose great risks to our collective future, and I’m heartened by business leaders like Jamie Dimon of

@jpmorgan

and Paul Polman, former CEO of

@Unilever

, who are advocating for more compassionate capitalism.

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Bloomberg

@business

May 19, 2020

Jamie Dimon says he hopes policy makers use the Covid-19 crisis as a catalyst to rebuild a more-inclusive economy trib.al/NXqr4EB

5:12 PM · May 19, 2020

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Is this code for Socialism? S&P 500 Companies are getting rich and remain open, while they let politicians destroy their competition (small businesses) for them. Wealth is when people save/invest money, we have a spending culture/crisis.

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Success isn't given away or mandated by government.. You have to get up and earn it.. Every damn day!

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Compassionate capitalism is an oxymoron

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Collective...that says it all.

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Jamie Dimon has no clue how bad income and wealth inequality is in this country. Ask

@RepKatiePorter

about her experience with him.

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Oh, really? Where did Mr. Dimon’s 19M in stock dispositions end up? Where is he gifting his stock? His true colors were exposed by

@RepKatiePorter

in an oversight hearing.

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You might want to check with Katie Porter before you issue any more kind statements about Jamie Dimon. Actions speak louder than words after all.

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Stirring up the pot again with your silver spoon. Lucky that we will have another option, one with experience and perspective available for us in November.

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Kendall Qualls

@KendallQuallsMN

May 19, 2020

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