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| "Mark my words..." |
The principal problem with Mr. Metsger's comments on the final NCUA risk-based capital (RBC) rule was that he failed to apply my axiom:
"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please."
"Mr. Metsger appears to have...
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| He's really funny! |
... skipped the facts and gone directly to distortion!"
[... or else he was channeling Yogi Berra!]
[check this link: "Nobody bought what he was selling..."
from April, 2014.. appears nobody is buying it now either!]
[... or else he was channeling Yogi Berra!]
[check this link: "Nobody bought what he was selling..."
from April, 2014.. appears nobody is buying it now either!]
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Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.
— ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Being the politician he believes he is Mr. Metsger felt that if he remained silent everyone would believe he knew nothing about anything. And then, he spoke and proved everyone right.
Metsger has yet to realize that there is more to the job than collecting a pay check, talking about ducks and trying to be funny.
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