Romney proposals could disarm Dodd-Frank Published on September 10, 2012 by Alexandra Villarreal Mitt Romney Two proposals put forward by Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney could make it more difficult for U.S. regulatory agencies to implement the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act. Romney’s proposals would require agencies to eliminate existing regulations as new regulations are implemented, while Congress would gain the ability to more easily block the agencies’ regulatory proposals, Bank Investment Consultantreports. Sidney Shapiro, a law professor at Wake Forest University, said that Romney’s policies could lead to legal challenges and delays at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Federal Reserve Board. “I think it becomes another arrow in the industry’s quiver,” Shapiro said, according toBank Investment Consultant. Some regulatory experts who advocate similar policies say that federal regulators need to … [Read more...]
The spectacle of Fox News leadership in CEO Roger Ailes
The two plus sides of political discussion in the media should be a welcome course of debate in both liberal and conservative circles. Roger Ailes CEO of Fox News spoke to UNC Journalism students this past week in Chapel Hill. No Holes Barred was the spectacle provided to the students at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. First, UNC is not the pinnacle of the conservative thought or movement. Chapel Hill and Carrboro are known as the pinnacle of liberalism including an openly gay mayor in the state of North Carolina. Second, the personal attacks on certain conservatives are from an executive with his personal agenda no matter the costs to Fair, Balanced, and Unafraid journalism. The inside source about the bias of Fox News against candidates other than Mitt Romney did direct the blame of the policy to Roger Ailes. The backing of Mitt Romney by Roger Ailes did impact coverage on Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich. The source did provide praise to Sean Hannity as a genuine … [Read more...]
Roger Ailes CEO Fox News Spectacle for Conservative Journalism(article excerpt)
The two plus sides of political discussion in the media should be a welcome course of debate in both liberal and conservative circles. Roger Ailes CEO of Fox News spoke to UNC Journalism students this past week in Chapel Hill. No Holes Barred was the spectacle provided to the students at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. First, UNC is not the pinnacle of the conservative thought or movement. Chapel Hill and Carrboro are known as the pinnacle of liberalism including an openly gay mayor in the state of North Carolina. Second, the personal attacks on certain conservatives are from an executive with his personal agenda no matter the costs to Fair, Balanced, and Unafraid journalism. The inside source about the bias of Fox News against candidates other than Mitt Romney did direct the blame of the policy to Roger Ailes. The backing of Mitt Romney by Roger Ailes did impact coverage on Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich. The source did provide praise to Sean Hannity as a genuine … [Read more...]
Newt Gingrich is accurate on Fox News Bias
A source with close ties to Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, and Fox News did disclose last month during a business luncheon about a recent trip to New York to meet with management and PrimeTime personalities of Fox News. That meeting was an eye opener about the Pro-Romney bias was the policy at Fox News, and the writing was on the wall in big red Fox News font...Romney or else...Santorum and Gingrich were dead in the water no matter what. This disclosure was from a respected and fair conservative in his professional and political associations. This disclosure could not have come from a more respected or connected person with knowledge of the situation. The announcement by Newt was 85% verbatim of the information disclosed last month. Newt Gingrich does have every right to criticize Fox News, because Fair, Balanced, and Unafraid in this Republican nomination process is almost calling MSNBC moderate. It is simply is not … [Read more...]
