Regulatory trouble ahead?

Trump’s FCC leader threatens to ki-l mergers over DEI policies
In an interview with Bloomberg on Friday, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr openly said “Any businesses that are looking for FCC approval, I would encourage them to get busy ending any sort of their invidious forms of DEI discrimination.” The outlet also quoted him as saying: “If there’s businesses out there that are still promoting invidious forms of DEI discrimination, I really don’t see a path forward where the FCC could reach the conclusion that approving the transaction is going to be in the public interest.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-fcc-leader-threatens-ki-l-100000062.html

Will the same come from the SEC? Will the company have to change its policies?

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@rj+1jq1d7r3z

A perfect example!

@qm+1jq1d7r3z

Yes - if you know that your point is without any merit whatsoever, then defend it by calling someone a racist.

Kudos to whoever uploaded that video. "A meritocracy, just like my dad intended..." How fitting!

@q2+1jq1d7r3z

Out comes the racist.

'out comes the race card"

Time has proven that playing the race card is usually indicative of a very weak hand.

@m1+1jq1d7r3z

out comes the race card

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuqHl9SDm0s

He is a republican but he is not MAGA.

Money talks, caving will happen.

I know Dr. G is a Republican, but I cannot see him caving to all this openly racist anti-DEI claptrap.

"According to the job search site Zippia, 76% of chief diversity officer roles are held by White people, and 54% are held by women."
https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/08/us/dei-programs-diversity-list/index.html

Doesn’t seem likely

He's been waiting impatiently to show off his new $5 vocabulary word "invidious" in a sentence. Not once but twice in the same interview? Jackpot!

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