of Silicon Valley Bank has set the stage for the latest fight over the role of the federal government in the financial sector, with Republican 2024 presidential hopefuls threatening to make any hint of a taxpayer-funded bailout a campaign issue.
The issue’s clout and staying power will likely depend heavily on whether regulators are able to successfully shield the , and by how losses are dealt with for depositors with holdings above the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.’s $250,000-protection limits.running for the GOP nomination , was among the first in the still-emerging GOP field to call for no taxpayer exposure to the bank’s failure and by Sunday was already soliciting online campaign contributions on the topic.
“Taxpayers should absolutely not bail out Silicon Valley Bank,” she said in a statement. “Private investors can purchase the bank and its assets. It is not the responsibility of the American taxpayer to step in. The era of big government and corporate bailouts must end.”bank’s Friday failure“We’re not going to do that again,” she said on CBS News. “But we are concerned about depositors and are focused on trying to meet their needs.
Too big to fail has gotten old,nobody is wanting to bail out billionaires
Sick and tired of private banker gains, and socialized banker losses. Heads — bankers win, tails — bankers don’t lose, taxpayers must bail them out.
Nor should they bailout student loans
The question is: if Bank assets were baked up with bankruptcy protection funds or not and if Bank was integrated in nation wide banking bankruptcy protection corporation alliance usually relied on National Reserve Funds?
The same people screaming for the federal government to do something are the same people who scream against perceived excessive regulation and taxation. The hypocrisy of these so called capitalists is shameful.
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Same procedure and approach as Wirecard?
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It's not bailing out venture capitalists. You want me to get the tent out and occupy Wallstreet, again?
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