President Trump‘s Chief Economic Advisor, Gary Cohn, will resign in the coming weeks, but the president has chosen CNBC host Larry Kudlow to replace him. The appointment comes after former General Motors chief financial officer, Chris Liddell, was named a potential candidate.
Kudlow holds a degree in history and pursued a Master’s degree in politics and economics, though did not complete coursework. The now-ex CNBC host previously worked with the Federal Reserve Bank. Before switching parties, Kudlow also worked with the Democratic party, specifically, former U.S. President, then campaigning U.S. Senator, Bill Clinton.
Kudlow also worked at the Office of Management and Budget during the first term of the Reagan administration.
Liddell will remain in the White House as Assistant to the President for Strategic Initiatives, and as a member of the Office of American Innovation. His work has also included modernizing and streamlining federal IT infrastructure with President Trump’s senior advisor, Jared Kushner.
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Remember, mates, Fox is owned and totally controlled by Rupert Murdoch, a [former] Australian with absolute reverence for the British Royals, who has employed people who hacked the phones of kidnapped and murdered girls, who by his own admission was fooled into marrying a Choinese Spoi, whose father gave him a massive inheritance, and whose company has admitted to harboring abusers of American Women. And who is now married to Mick Jagger’s ex.
Check my facts. I dare you.
Downvote me below, at your pleasure…
Trombone, don’t ever ask for downvotes just to validate something to yourself.
I’ll just be disappointed, right?
No, because it creates a confirmation bias for yourself.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias
“I must be right and they must be wrong because my downvotes that I told them to click/press if they felt butthurt are through the roof!”
S’funny, you using Kahneman Tversky to defend Fox, the number one confirmation bias ‘news’ service of all time. While you’re in psych land, have a look at David Dunning’s Dunning-Kruger Effect, and Stanley Milgram’s obedience experiment. After all, watching Fox is the same as receiving orders and then confidently spewing false crap.
I don’t have Fox.
I don’t have CNN.
I don’t have cable TV.
I don’t even own a conventional TV.
I’m not even an American, so your particular left vs. right political narrative doesn’t even apply to me or anything outside of America.
My whole point had nothing to do with American politics, yet you just had to try to make it into one to satisfy your worldview.
That IS a confirmation bias.
I do know that you’re trying to pretend that you can invert negative public opinion of your opinions into a positive; you’re trying to make something out of a sows ear, but it’s only clouding your judgement and leading to a confirmation bias of your own judgement.
I sincerely hope you don’t leave your own house thinking that everything you do or interact with can be boiled down to a left/right narrative. That would be disgusting.
This here story, right in the headline at the top, is about American Politics and Fox News.
Your accusations? They’re on a turntable…
Your perceptions? You’re chasing your tail with your worldview and biting anyone who isn’t doing the same.
I miss the Kudlow report, he’s a very sharp guy.
In related news: Moe passes over Larry in favor of hiring Curly
Except Larry would be Lawrence.
OCD, I know.
Plus, Liddell’s job longevity is probably better as an asst, versus Kudlow, given the over/under on Presidential appointees …
“His work has also included modernizing and streamlining federal IT infrastructure with President Trump’s senior advisor, Jared Kushner.”
what does kushner know about IT? in fact, what does kushner know about anything except getting chinese millionaires to invest in his family’s real estate projects in exchange for visas.
He’s better without the position.
Liddell has been appointed Deputy Chief of Staff so he was hardly “passed over”. Got the better job IMHO.
Fake economist working for a fake president.