Not every Communist lives up to the integrity of their principles that there should be no private property. There were questions about whether Saule Omarova, Biden's nominee for comptroller of the currency, was really committed to Communist principles.
Or was she just talking the talk.
While many emigrants from the former Soviet Union used the freedom enjoyed in the West to speak out against authoritarian socialism, Omarova has suggested the free market is in some ways inferior to the state control found in the U.S.S.R.
In 2019, she tweeted: “Until I came to the US, I couldn't imagine that things like gender pay gap still existed in today's world. Say what you will about old USSR, there was no gender pay gap there. Market doesn't always ‘know best.’”
A 2020 article written by Omarova that suggests the need for a government-controlled “people’s ledger” that would “end banking as we know it” has caused further friction over her nomination, with some reports suggesting that moderate Democrats may oppose her appointment.
A Republican senator has called on Omarova to hand over her university thesis from her time at Moscow State University, which was titled Karl Marx’s Economic Analysis And The Theory Of Revolution In Das Kapital.
The good news is that Comrade Omarova lived out her revolutionary Communist principles as a grad student by shoplifting from T.J. Maxx. --->READ MORE HERE
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President Joe Biden’s Comptroller nominee Saule Omarova was arrested for “retail theft” in 1995, according to a background check obtained from Fox News.
Omarova was reportedly charged with a misdemeanor, but the charge “was dropped through the Wisconsin first offender program,” a Senate Banking Committee staffer reportedly confirmed to Fox News.
Omarova is Biden nominee to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), an independent bureau within the Treasury Department. Her nomination has come under fire after it was revealed she had advocated moving all bank accounts into the Federal Reserve, a position which she has said would bring an end to banking as we know it. She has also said that she would welcome the bankruptcy of oil, natural gas, and coal companies to further the Green New Deal agenda.
The White House did not deny Omarova’s “retail theft” charge to Fox News by suggesting she has been “transparent about this incident her entire career.” --->READ MORE HERE
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