Seriously? "Trump adviser Anthony Scaramucci promises to 'repeal' DOL fiduciary rule" https://t.co/2yFr5YXXhp
— Chris Benson (@ChrisBensonCPA) October 19, 2016
@GoHedgeClippers @Scaramucci analogy is strange but the fiduciary rule is absolutely abysmal.
— Costa Kapothanasis (@CostaKapo) October 19, 2016
Can Clinton repeal it instead? Trump adviser Anthony Scaramucci promises to 'repeal' DOL fiduciary rule https://t.co/yeokCnCMbo
— Dan Sondhelm (@DanSondhelm) October 19, 2016
They are fooling you with the ruling. The word fiduciary is in there to bait everyone but it really to drive ppl away from managed products. https://t.co/fSrlltVs3u
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) October 19, 2016
I am advocating the stopping the nonsense of Financial Advisor shaming. https://t.co/2ZOl1GoVuK
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) October 19, 2016
Dred Scott is a blight on US history that extended slavery. DOL rule is nothing like it. @Scaramucci has never experienced anything like it. pic.twitter.com/1qkNZLu2sT
— Dave Lauer (@DLauer) October 18, 2016
@Scaramucci well said. As a annuity wholesaler I am unsure how the landscape will ultimately change. Hoping for the best.
— Andrew Oxley (@TheeAndrewOxley) October 18, 2016
Beyond words. And @Scaramucci doubles down on it! https://t.co/L7bKXoIbB4
— Kevin Dugan (@KevinTDugan) October 18, 2016
@Scaramucci is completely wrong on the DOL Fiduciary rule. One of the best regs to come out of DC. Protects investors. @ObsoleteDogma https://t.co/RBQQpc1XZ2
— Ryan McGlothlin (@ryanmcglothlin) October 18, 2016
Uh sorry @Scaramucci the DOL Fiduciary rule is NOTHING like the Dred Scott decision
https://t.co/KlsDc5PEKh via @newsfromIN — Tom Lauricella (@LauricellaTom) October 18, 2016
You have been fooled. This is broad based discrimination of one industry and as policy it will fail as soon as the market turns. https://t.co/2pgVdYQ0j5
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) October 19, 2016
Mr. @Scaramucci is 1/2 right. The rule technically does "discriminate" (as all "rules" must); but not at all like #DredScott. @DaveCBenoit
— Blaine D. Pope, PhD (@Dr_Blaine) October 18, 2016
DOL Fiduciary Rule is like the Affordable Care Act - both are misnomers. Have good intentions but negative unintended consequences
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) October 18, 2016
Trump adviser vows to repeal fiduciary rule. “It's about like the Dred Scott decision,” @scaramucci said https://t.co/YqZLF3y9n1 pic.twitter.com/JnXjtl94EF
— Eric Owles (@owlese) October 18, 2016
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