| − | I have a BS in Economics, an MS in Finance, and I am working on another MS in Statistics. I have worked for ExxonMobil and JPMorgan and while I am conservative, I have been known to split my ticket when I agreed more with the Democratic candidate over the Republican candidate or I did not feel the Republican candidate was competent enough for the office. I find Wikipedia to be wholly uncredible, not just because of a political bias, but because in my opinion the only people that seem to edit Wikipedia are unemployed liberal community college dropouts like Ryan Jordan. Essentially, Wikipedia is pseudoacademic for people who want to feel that they are intellectual, but in reality are not. My economic role model is Phil Gramm. I feel Gramm-Leach-Bliley, which was signed by President Bill Clinton (Leach later endorsed President Barack Obama), prevented the economic fallout from being much worse. Bear in mind the only major banks that have recently failed were the investment banks that were not commercial banks as well or commercial banks that were not investment banks as well. | + | I have a BS in Economics, an MS in Finance, and I am working on another MS in Statistics. I have worked for ExxonMobil and JPMorgan and while I am conservative, I have been known to split my ticket when I agreed more with the Democratic candidate over the Republican candidate or when I did not feel the Republican candidate was competent enough for the office. I find Wikipedia to be wholly uncredible, not just because of a political bias, but because in my opinion the only people that seem to edit Wikipedia are unemployed liberal community college dropouts like Ryan Jordan. Essentially, Wikipedia is pseudoacademic for people who want to feel that they are intellectual, but in reality are not. My economic role model is Phil Gramm. I feel Gramm-Leach-Bliley, which was signed by President Bill Clinton (Leach later endorsed President Barack Obama), prevented the economic fallout from being much worse. Bear in mind the only major banks that have recently failed were the investment banks that were not commercial banks as well or commercial banks that were not investment banks as well. |