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Thad Peterson

  • Senior Market and Policy Fellow, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Atlanta
As seen in: Military.com, Monster, NewsBreak, Digital Commerce 360, Aite Group - MERGED with Novarica, Datos Insights, The Arena SC
Passionate student of the impact of technology on the human experience, father, husband, geek.
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End of Honor All Cards Rule

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By Thad Peterson
| Datos Insights
There has been a lot of press about the recent settlement between Mastercard and Visa and U.S. retail merchants. This is actually the latest of several settlements that have taken place with this litigation since the lawsuit began in 2005. Put another way, a child born when the lawsuit was filed would be a junior or senior in college today. That’s a long time to litigate.
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The Rage That Drives Me

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By Thad Peterson
| The Arena SC
There are so many really rotten things happening at the same time with this administration that it seems that everywhere you look there’s another insult to our intelligence and another desecration of the values that we have held as a country since our founding. It appears that this “flooding the zone” by attacking on several simultaneous fronts was the strategy that the Project 2025 people had in mind when Trump got into office.
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Our New Three-Party System: Democrats, Republicans, and Kleptocrats

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By Thad Peterson
| The Arena SC
Not long ago, all of us had spent our lives as part of a well-structured, generally well ordered political system made up of two parties, one more conservative in its outlook, preferring limited government, balanced budgets, and limited constraints on business and commerce, and another that favored using the economic power of the taxpayers to improve living conditions for all people at every socio-economic level.
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