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Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Bob Dole personified patriotism: a decorated veteran, a dedicated public servant, and a true statesman. My deepest condolences are with the entire Dole family and all who knew and loved him. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Pres. Biden's nominee for top banking regulator—Saule Omarova—has extremely radical socialist ideas. There will be tremendous push back if the administration attempts to nominate an individual with similarly radical views as Vice Chair for Supervision at the @federalreserve. https://t.co/mPesITzo1Z — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
The Iranian regime's attempt to kidnap @AlinejadMasih — a U.S. citizen — on U.S. soil is a brazen escalation, and it requires a proportional response. That's why @SenatorCardin and I are introducing new sanctions legislation to hold Iran accountable and deter future attacks. https://t.co/RMjyhKTTP1 — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
@CFPB should acknowledge this fact and stop misrepresenting data to serve its political purposes. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
An overdraft fee covers the cost of extending a loan to a consumer who lacks sufficient funds. Ban these fees then services like free checking and no-minimum balance accounts will disappear. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
What’s more, consumers understand and voluntarily opt into overdraft programs. https://t.co/fLfTbBHvv6 — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
.@CFPB is distorting the facts in an attempt to make it look like big bank profits rely on overdraft fees. But the data shows this is simply not true. With very few exceptions—which are in fact small banks—overdraft fees make up a very small fraction of most banks' revenue. https://t.co/f0bcKcsp0H — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
It's not a good look when a regulator’s first reaction to bank profits is to assume a crime. Based on his comments, I'm not sure @chopracfpb even understands what competition is. — PolitiTweet.org
Rohit Chopra @chopracfpb
Banking industry profits in 2021 are on pace to exceed their pre-pandemic performance. The largest banks clearly h… https://t.co/RP82ayHBfS
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
My thoughts are with the officer, their family, friends, loved ones, and the entire @PhillyPolice community. https://t.co/jzkGoYODM5 — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
RT @BankingGOP: 🚨🚨 The Washington Post gives Secretary Yellen two pinocchios for her false claim that the CBO found Democrats’ tax-and-spen… — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
As top banking regulator, Prof. Omarova would wield enormous powers. She could: ❌ Decide who gets a bank charter ❌ Ban new financial products ❌ Steer credit to politically-favored businesses A person with such radical socialist ideas should not be confirmed. https://t.co/DKDljVupjm — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Democrats can raise the debt limit all by themselves anytime they want. The only reason they refuse to use the tools at their disposal is because they’d have to specify the actual dollar amount of debt they want to accumulate and be held accountable for their reckless spending. https://t.co/LI8tsnpOQl — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
To all across our commonwealth who are celebrating this evening, wishing you a very happy #Hanukkah! https://t.co/aqdFGHdolB — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Thanksgiving is a time of year for family and friends to come together and celebrate the good this year has given. Let’s give thanks for our good fortune and enjoy this wonderful time with our family, friends, and loved ones. Happy #Thanksgiving! https://t.co/r03gYM2dpU — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Chairman Powell’s recent comments give me confidence that he recognizes the risks of higher and more persistent inflation and is willing to act accordingly to control it. I look forward to supporting his confirmation. Full statement ↓ https://t.co/s8MmKOLmiF — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
158 years ago today, President Lincoln delivered one of the greatest addresses in the history of our nation. How blessed are we to have been given at our moment of greatest need a leader so committed to the purpose & promise of this great republic. https://t.co/rheuXmZCQk — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Let’s be honest: Prof. Omarova's policy positions are socialist. She's advocated: ✅ Nationalizing banking (including consumer) ✅ Setting price controls ✅ Having the government allocate credit Her radical ideas make her unfit to serve as America's top banking regulator. https://t.co/xuJVDOmnR3 — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
I'm very disappointed my colleagues rejected a vote on this commonsense, bipartisan proposal that would help save American lives. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
In which case, under my amendment the president could withhold certain categories of foreign aid from those countries. This is so uncontroversial that this bill passed the Senate with bipartisan support last year. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
My amendment would require any country identified as a major producer of fentanyl to prosecute drug traffickers and schedule fentanyl as a class. And, if they do not, then they aren't doing all they could and should be doing to keep fentanyl off our streets. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
My amendment would add fentanyl to the Majors List so it includes the countries the president determines are the largest producers of illicit fentanyl. Let's be clear. That's China. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
100,000 new families in the last 12 months will have an empty seat at Thanksgiving dinner next Thursday because of opioid overdoses. My amendment to the defense bill would help that at least on the margins. https://t.co/kUdl3Pevjo — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Prof. Omarova has proposed "end[ing] banking as we know it," "bankrupting" energy companies, and having the Fed set prices for gas, food, rent, and more. She will appear before @BankingGOP tomorrow at 9:30 AM. Watch live here: https://t.co/M059rgzo9M — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
That is why I introduced legislation with @SenatorHassan that would require countries of origin help in counternarcotic efforts, schedule fentanyl—like we do—& work to prosecute producers & traffickers. Failure to do so would put countries at risk of losing certain foreign aid. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Countries like China are the predominant sources of this deadly synthetic opioid. Yet, our government does NOT require these countries of origin to assist in efforts to prevent the flow of fentanyl to our borders, like it does with cocaine & heroin. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Fentanyl overdoses have ravaged communities & dismantled families. The staggering number of overdose deaths is fueled largely by synthetic opioids, like fentanyl. This is a magnitude of opioid related death we have never seen before. — PolitiTweet.org
The Wall Street Journal @WSJ
Drug-overdose deaths hit a record in the U.S. for a 12-month period. They topped 100,000 through April, fueled by f… https://t.co/ljSbgPZ3zT
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
If Democrats get their way & impose a 15% corporate minimum tax, there will be: ❌Less investment ❌Less productivity ❌Slower wage growth — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
This corporate minimum tax would require business income to be calculated under a different set of rules, which wouldn't allow for full expensing. Normally, Congress sets the rules for how a company calculates taxable income, but here, an unelected body would. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
Now, Dems want to penalize companies that do this in order to partially pay for their reckless tax & spending spree through a corporate minimum tax. — PolitiTweet.org
Pat Toomey (US Sen. ret.) @SenToomey
In fact, for manufacturing—a capital intensive sector—2018, the first year that the TCJA was in effect, was the best year for employment growth in more than 20 years. And, wages for production and non-supervisory employees increased to the highest level in a decade — PolitiTweet.org
