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Brian P. McKeon
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Former USG official at State, DoD, White House and Senate. Proud alum of administrations of POTUS 46 and 44, @notredame & @georgetownlaw. Usual caveats apply.
Washington, DC
Joined February 2018
RT @acnewsitics: MAGA: "Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl? Keep politics out of sports!" Also MAGA: "Trump at the Super Bowl? YES DADDY CHOKE…
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RT @matthewstoller: Here are just a few of the Biden rules struck down by Trump judges. So weird how Miller didn’t mind those unelected jud…
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RT @Malinowski: Elon delivers for Russia and Iran (obviously not free countries) by trying to end the main source of independent news for t…
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RT @AndrewBatesNC: Apparently, stopping credit card companies from abusing working families is "woke": "Consumer financial watchdog is ord…
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RT @acnewsitics: Just to confirm, will Fox News be releasing the entire unedited version of Donald Trump's interview? Because this is heavi…
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RT @TheRickWilson: OK. Publish make all internal DOGE emails and messages daily, fully transparent. Conduct all DOGE business in the daylig…
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RT @ArmandDoma: the scariest thing about this whole Musk runs the government situation is that he keeps making massive decisions that impac…
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RT @StefFeldman: This is so silly. Judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power, but they are able to decide that the…
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RT @AndrewBatesNC: Trump already broke his promise of lower costs on "Day One." Now the richest man in the world/co-president attacks the…
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@SeanTrende Before you cut you could raise the cap on tax payments in. Elon is done paying in about 10 minutes into the New Year.
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Some highlights of a little-known agency that Trump is dismantling. It's not American First. It's "Big Corporations First."
Trump staffer @elonmusk is celebrating the end of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Here are five times the CFPB took on the big banks and got millions returned to consumers: 1. Fined Wells Fargo $100 million for secretly opening unauthorized deposit and credit card accounts without customer 2. Ordered Bank of America to pay over $100 million to customers for double-dipping on fees, withholding credit card rewards, and opening unauthorized 3. Took action against Fifth Third Bank for opening unauthorized accounts and engaging in deceptive practices, requiring the bank to pay redress to about 35,000 harmed 4. Ordered Regions Bank to refund at least $141 million to customers and pay a $50 million penalty for charging illegal surprise overdraft 5. Fined Citizens Bank nearly $35 million for failing to credit customers' accounts with the full amount of their deposits.
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