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Trump says this wouldn't happen if he was president,  saying it's all Joe Biden's fault. :laugh

Actually while Trump was president there were 15 major banks that collapsed compared to one during Biden's presidency.  Of course the party of fascists and Nazi's are blaming Biden's pro diversity and woke policies.  :laugh

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/silicon-valley-bank-collapse-puts-new-spotlight-2018-bank-deregulation-rcna74655

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2 minutes ago, Bigrunner said:

Actually while Trump was president there were 15 major banks that collapsed

This is an outright lie.

They were all tiny community banks.

Imagine being so dumb that we're in the midst of the second and third largest bank failures in American history and these brainwashed dipshits actually believe there were bigger failures during Trump's Presidency.

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2 minutes ago, MonkeyF0cker said:

This is an outright lie.

They were all tiny community banks.

Imagine being so dumb that we're in the midst of the second and third largest bank failures in American history and these brainwashed dipshits actually believe there were bigger failures during Trump's Presidency.

Actually 16 banks failed during Trump's 4 years. 8 in '17, 4 in '19 and 4 in '20. 

Donald Trump Jr actually was fact checked when he tweeted that zero banks failed when his dad was president. :laugh

SVB was the 1st bank collapse since Biden became president.  16 vs. 1

https://www.newsweek.com/bank-failures-under-donald-trump-compared-joe-biden-1787261

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1 minute ago, Bigrunner said:

Actually 16 banks failed during Trump's 4 years. 8 in '17, 4 in '19 and 4 in '20. 

Donald Trump Jr actually was fact checked when he tweeted that zero banks failed when his dad was president. :laugh

SVB was the 1st bank collapse since Biden became president.  16 vs. 1

https://www.newsweek.com/bank-failures-under-donald-trump-compared-joe-biden-1787261

SVB is the second largest bank failure in American history.

And Signature Bank is the third largest bank failure in American history.

Both days apart under the Biden administration.

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1 hour ago, Bigrunner said:

Actually 16 banks failed during Trump's 4 years. 8 in '17, 4 in '19 and 4 in '20. 

Donald Trump Jr actually was fact checked when he tweeted that zero banks failed when his dad was president. :laugh

SVB was the 1st bank collapse since Biden became president.  16 vs. 1

https://www.newsweek.com/bank-failures-under-donald-trump-compared-joe-biden-1787261

You’re a full blown fucking retard 

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4 hours ago, MonkeyF0cker said:

Holy projection.

All you had to say was, "True.  It's a disgusting bill." and left it at that.  Conversation over.

But it was you that got offended and you that's trying to protect your ego.

Lol. Wrong…(again)  I was just letting Kolzig know.   I wasn’t trying to discuss the merits of the bill AT ALL.  You have to be trolling or really just not able to view the post stand alone.  I didn’t read much of the thread other than initial post.  I googled to fact check,  and posted what I did.   It’s that simple.    But that would be difficult to argue (a simple fact post.)   And we all know how much you love to argue. 

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14 minutes ago, joeybagadonuts said:

You’re a full blown fucking retard 

Says Dumb Joey? :laugh:laugh

How was that party you had after the big red wave and and Dumb Monkey took my money? 

Oh that's right, Dumb Joey was wrong as usual! There wasn't a red wave and Bigrunner took $400 from Dumb Monkey. Par for the course. 

"But Runner it's both sides and Dr. Fauci should be in jail". :laugh Dumb Joey

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"Zero banks failed when my dad was president". Donald Trump Jr

2017[edit]

The following 8 banks failed in 2017:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 Harvest Community Bank Pennsville New Jersey January 13, 2017 First Citizens BancShares 126.4
2 Seaway Bank and Trust Company Chicago Illinois January 27, 2017 State Bank of Texas 361.2
3 Proficio Bank Cottonwood Heights Utah March 3, 2017 Cache Valley Bank 68.2
4 First NBC Bank New Orleans Louisiana April 28, 2017 Whitney Bank 4,740
5 Guaranty Bank (d/b/a BestBank in Georgia and Michigan) Milwaukee Wisconsin May 5, 2017 First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company 13,000
6 Fayette County Bank St. Elmo Illinois May 26, 2017 United Fidelity Bank FSB 34.4
7 The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Argonia Argonia Kansas October 13, 2017 Conway Bank 34.2
8 Washington Federal Bank for Savings Chicago Illinois December 15, 2017 Royal Savings Bank 144

2018[edit]

No banks failed in 2018.[9]

2019[edit]

The following 4 banks failed in 2019:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 The Enloe State Bank Cooper Texas May 31, 2019 Legend Bank, N.A. 36.7
2 Louisa Community Bank Louisa Kentucky October 25, 2019 Kentucky Farmers Bank Corporation 29.7
3 Resolute Bank Maumee Wisconsin October 25, 2019 Buckeye State Bank 27.1
4 City National Bank of New Jersey (City National) Newark New Jersey November 1, 2019 Industrial Bank 120.6

2020[edit]

The following 4 banks failed in 2020:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 Ericson State Bank Ericson Nebraska February 14, 2020 Farmers and Merchants Bank 100.9
2 First State Bank of Barboursville Barboursville West Virginia April 3, 2020 MVB Bank Inc. 152.4
3 First City Bank of Florida Fort Walton Beach Florida October 16, 2020 United Fidelity Bank, fsb 134.7
4 Almena State Bank Almena Kansas October 23, 2020 Equity Bank 70

2021[edit]

No banks failed in 2021.[9]

2022[edit]

No banks failed in 2022.[9]

2023[edit]

The following banks failed in 2023:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 Silicon Valley Bank Santa Clara California March 10, 2023 None (FDIC named as receiver, deposits and assets transferred to Silicon Valley Bank, N. A., a bridge bank) 209,000
2 Signature Bank New York City New York March 12, 2023 None (FDIC named as receiver, all deposits and assets transferred to Signature Bridge Bank, N.A.[10])
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1 hour ago, MonkeyF0cker said:

This is an outright lie.

They were all tiny community banks.

Imagine being so dumb that we're in the midst of the second and third largest bank failures in American history and these brainwashed dipshits actually believe there were bigger failures during Trump's Presidency.

but its fun watching runner scramble looking for an article that can support what he wants to believe..  Seems CNN is letting him down so far

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Obviously banks need to be regulated. Which party rollsback and removes back regulations? The answer is obvious. 

But it never fails,  the party of Nazis and fascists will always blame the democrats for the negative results of the regulatory rollbacks and removals. 

Keep an eye on the RepubliCon party as they march towards nazism and fascism. 

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16 minutes ago, IAG said:

Lol. Wrong…(again)  I was just letting Kolzig know.   I wasn’t trying to discuss the merits of the bill AT ALL.  You have to be trolling or really just not able to view the post stand alone.  I didn’t read much of the thread other than initial post.  I googled to fact check,  and posted what I did.   It’s that simple.    But that would be difficult to argue (a simple fact post.)   And we all know how much you love to argue. 

yep i would have told everyone i know (4 ppl) constantly about that unrealized gain rule. hannity just left that out about it being for the super rich only

 

 

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Just now, Tomorrow's Newspaper said:

but its fun watching runner scramble looking for an article that can support what he wants to believe..  Seems CNN is letting him down so far

From Wikipedia Dumb Dumb. TN is truly as dumb as they get. Always trying but always failing. :laugh The Nazi throws CNN in his comment thinking his blatant lie will be overlooked. 

 

 

2017[edit]

The following 8 banks failed in 2017:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 Harvest Community Bank Pennsville New Jersey January 13, 2017 First Citizens BancShares 126.4
2 Seaway Bank and Trust Company Chicago Illinois January 27, 2017 State Bank of Texas 361.2
3 Proficio Bank Cottonwood Heights Utah March 3, 2017 Cache Valley Bank 68.2
4 First NBC Bank New Orleans Louisiana April 28, 2017 Whitney Bank 4,740
5 Guaranty Bank (d/b/a BestBank in Georgia and Michigan) Milwaukee Wisconsin May 5, 2017 First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company 13,000
6 Fayette County Bank St. Elmo Illinois May 26, 2017 United Fidelity Bank FSB 34.4
7 The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Argonia Argonia Kansas October 13, 2017 Conway Bank 34.2
8 Washington Federal Bank for Savings Chicago Illinois December 15, 2017 Royal Savings Bank 144

2018[edit]

No banks failed in 2018.[9]

2019[edit]

The following 4 banks failed in 2019:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 The Enloe State Bank Cooper Texas May 31, 2019 Legend Bank, N.A. 36.7
2 Louisa Community Bank Louisa Kentucky October 25, 2019 Kentucky Farmers Bank Corporation 29.7
3 Resolute Bank Maumee Wisconsin October 25, 2019 Buckeye State Bank 27.1
4 City National Bank of New Jersey (City National) Newark New Jersey November 1, 2019 Industrial Bank 120.6

2020[edit]

The following 4 banks failed in 2020:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 Ericson State Bank Ericson Nebraska February 14, 2020 Farmers and Merchants Bank 100.9
2 First State Bank of Barboursville Barboursville West Virginia April 3, 2020 MVB Bank Inc. 152.4
3 First City Bank of Florida Fort Walton Beach Florida October 16, 2020 United Fidelity Bank, fsb 134.7
4 Almena State Bank Almena Kansas October 23, 2020 Equity Bank 70

2021[edit]

No banks failed in 2021.[9]

2022[edit]

No banks failed in 2022.[9]

2023[edit]

The following banks failed in 2023:[9]

  Bank City State Date Acquired By Assets ($mil.)
1 Silicon Valley Bank Santa Clara California March 10, 2023 None (FDIC named as receiver, deposits and assets transferred to Silicon Valley Bank, N. A., a bridge bank) 209,000
2 Signature Bank New York City New York March 12, 2023 None (FDIC named as receiver, all deposits and assets transferred to Signature Bridge Bank, N.A.[10])
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5 minutes ago, Bigrunner said:

Obviously banks need to be regulated. Which party rollsback and removes back regulations? The answer is obvious. 

But it never fails,  the party of Nazis and fascists will always blame the democrats for the negative results of the regulatory rollbacks and removals. 

Keep an eye on the RepubliCon party as they march towards nazism and fascism. 

How come when these little blips occur (same with the railways), the first thing Biden does is blame Trump?  He had control of everything and chose not to fix the regulations and rollbacks.  

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