Another Great Week in Washington

Another big week in the white house. We bring you links to what’s happening, including an end to taxpayer-funded abortions, more White House appointments, and praise for the Chief Executive from the House of Representatives. All of that and more in this issue:

• President Trump in the News

• A Big Decision for Big Banks

• Show Your Pride

• Other Voices

• Social Media Highlight

• Let Your Voice Be Heard!

President Trump in the News

News outlets picking up what the President has been saying.

• The President stops taxpayer-funded abortions. <link>

• The President says he believes the US will get Greenland. <link>

• The President continues to build out his communications department. <link>

• The President’s remarks during his Hurricane Helene briefing. <link>

The financial industry is no stranger to power. For decades, the big banks have held sway over Main Street and Wall Street alike, often operating in a shadowy realm of unchecked influence. But now, as the President works to restore the integrity of our government and defend the values that built this nation, the spotlight is on them. The question is simple: will they stand with the American people, or will they continue to serve the globalist agenda that undermines our freedoms?

A Reckoning Long Overdue

The Chair of the House Financial Services Committee recently praised the President’s efforts, and rightly so. We’re witnessing a push to bring accountability to the financial sector, which has too often been a willing accomplice in silencing conservative voices. Let’s not forget the debanking scandals of the last administration, where institutions like Bank of America and Chase seemingly prioritized ideology over service. Conservatives, small business owners, and even non-profits were suddenly deemed unworthy of financial services—simply for holding views that didn’t align with the left-wing narrative.

Enough is enough. The President has made it clear that this kind of behavior will no longer fly. And the fact that he’s calling these banks out directly? That’s the kind of leadership we need. But leadership is a two-way street. It’s time for the financial industry to step up and prove that they serve all Americans, not just the elites and activists who happen to share their politics.

The Cost of Compliance with the Woke Agenda

Let’s be honest—banks aren’t neutral players. They’ve shown, time and again, that they’ll cozy up to whoever holds the reins of power. For years, they’ve bent the knee to the woke mob, adopting ESG initiatives that prioritize social justice over sound economics. And where has it gotten us? Higher fees, fewer options for working-class families, and a banking system more focused on virtue signaling than on providing real value to its customers.

If big banks think they can play both sides, they’re wrong. The American people are waking up. We’re tired of seeing institutions we depend on used as weapons in the culture war. If the financial services industry wants to regain trust, they need to start acting like they’re part of the solution—not the problem.

What Needs to Change

So, what advice would I give the big banks? It’s simple. Start focusing on your core mission: serving the American people. That means:

1. Stop the Ideological Litmus Tests.
   Refusing service to customers based on their political beliefs is un-American, plain and simple. Banks should be institutions of fairness, not enforcers of a political agenda.

2. Get Back to Basics.
   Instead of pushing divisive ESG mandates, focus on providing affordable loans, supporting small businesses, and ensuring that hardworking families have access to reliable financial services.

3. Own Your Mistakes.
   The debanking scandals of the past didn’t happen in a vacuum. Big banks owe the public an apology—and more importantly, a commitment to doing better.

4. Show Support for Free Enterprise.
   If banks want to prove they’re serious about turning over a new leaf, they should start investing in American businesses that prioritize innovation, job creation, and loyalty to this country.

5. Push Back Against Federal Overreach.
   The financial industry has the clout to challenge destructive government regulations that stifle growth. Use it. Partner with the administration to promote policies that benefit all Americans, not just the connected few.

A Time for Choosing

The President is leading by example, showing what it means to fight for this country’s values. Now, the financial industry has a choice to make. They can continue to side with the elites, pushing policies that divide and weaken us, or they can rise to the moment and become partners in rebuilding America.

Let me make one thing clear: the American people are watching. We’ve seen what happens when institutions lose their way. Trust is hard to earn and even harder to regain. But for the banks that choose the right path—putting patriotism and principle above politics—the rewards will be great.

The time for excuses is over. It’s time for action. Big banks, are you listening?