Comments by "girl from the bronx by way of el barrio" (@girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288) on "Meet the Press NOW — March 13" video.

  1. A wake up call to pay attention to the $250,000 FDIC limit on accounts. Why not use multiple accounts of $250,000 as your business grows? Glad to hear that FDIC will use their funds to support depositors, but not investors. FDIC funds to depositors, not taxpayer funds. Investors took a risk on a risky bank and lost, that's the way risky investing works.
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  2. Restore Dodd Frank! Another mess created by the pumpkin headed grifter; we are still cleaning up his mess years later. More proof that the GOP cannot be trusted. 💙🗽💙
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  3. 107 mass shootings in 2023. Grotesque. Yes, USA, we have a gun problem. The second amendment has outlived its usefulness to the nation if it cannot put an end to this carnage. Time to draft an amendment that enshrines public safety in the constitution. A new amendment will support the existential need for comprehensive federal gun safety legislation, rather than the patchwork of state to state flimsy gun laws that are clearly not working and only serve the iron pipe line driving illegal guns across state lines straight into the hands of criminals. We don't need to live this way. Let's start drafting a new public safety amendment now.
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  4. But why not have multiple accounts at the bank? So if your business has grown, each dept can have a separate account as a strategy for keeping the balances under $250,000. For instance, if your family likes a particular bank, several family members have individual accounts, not one giant account that grandmother, dad, grandson, cousin, aunt all share. Several smaller accounts, not one giant account. Having said that, this bank did seem very risky, so at some point the stategy is to use a better bank. That's also why Dodd Frank should have been maintained. Another mess created by the pumpkin headed grifter. When will the clean up finally be done?
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  5. Banks pay insurance fees to FDIC. That's why it's called the Federal Deposit INSURANCE corporation. The money used to support depositors is from those fees. It is not taxpayer funds..
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