The state of corporate America is a sad one: Its best and brightest are so desperate to make a buck that they need to beg forgiveness when simply stating the obvious. Last week at Boston College, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon was riffing on US-China relations and said something every right-thinking person in the world should pray for: That a great American company will outlast the brutal Communist Chinese regime.
But CEO survival these days — even if it’s the head of the nation’s largest bank — is a bizarre spectacle. In national politics, corporate chieftains dance to the tune of progressive elites, fearing backlash from the media and their Twitter hordes.
Recall that Dimon himself took a knee in support of Black Lives Matter during last year’s summer of love to score some lefty kudos despite the movement’s Marxist underpinnings. If BLM had its way, JPM would............
