The JPMorgan boss didn’t mention any candidates by name, but his message left little doubt about whom he was referring to.
JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon recently shared his strong views on what the next United States president needs to do in order to rescue the nation from what he called “the most complicated geopolitical situation since World War II.”
His commentary came in the form of an op-ed published in the Washington Post on Aug. 2, and by and large, his opinions centered on squashing the internal beef between US politicians of rival parties and the citizens who support them.
Instead of perpetuating political tribalism, Dimon said the next president should focus on the issues of righting the economy, securing US borders, and “renewing national pride by unabashedly teaching civics and American exceptionalism without papering over our mistakes.”
