Two things to hold simultaneously from this piece. First: the internal pushback was real. Scharf wrote the memos. The White House counsel raised concerns. James Blair asked three clarifying questions in the Insurrection Act meeting that nobody could answer. Susie Wiles told colleagues that sending federal agents to Minneapolis to arrest people getting benefits wrongly was "so far off that mission." The Insurrection Act meeting broke up without a decision. Second: none of that stopped what actually happened. Federal agents shot and killed Renee Good, a poet and mother of three, on January 7. They shot and killed Alex Pretti, an intensive care nurse, on January 24. Both were U.S. citizens protesting deportation policies. Miller called Pretti an "assassin." Vance walked into the senior staff meeting days after Pretti's death and pushed to invoke the Insurrection Act to "crush the unrest." The restraint wasn't principled opposition to the project. It was tactical concern about self-inflicted legal damage. Scharf's worry was that weak arguments would produce sweeping court rulings constraining everything that followed. The people arguing against suspension of habeas corpus were mostly arguing against bad legal strategy. The people who died in Minnesota were not a variable in that calculation.

El presidente de CEOE en Castilla-La Mancha llama “memos” a los jóvenes que piden bajas laborales por salud mental eldiario.es/castilla-la-manc…

Sin disculpas: pretender que alguien trabaje enfermo sí es de memos. Y obligar, presionar o coaccionar a alguien médicamente incapacitado puede ser delito.

Mucho bombo con la salud mental, pero a la hora de la verdad, los trabajadores con problemas mentales resulta que son flojos y memos. No me explico, como no hay algún mecanismo para evitar el fraude y a la vez no estigmatizar a personas enfermas.

El presidente de la patronal de Castilla-La Mancha considera "memos" a los jóvenes de baja por salud mental ift.tt/d3026SQ

Every week I watch teams spend 8–12 hours verifying numbers before a single investment memo gets written. Revenue claimed in the deck doesn’t match the filing. The “YoY growth” number used Q3 vs trailing twelve months. Margin comparisons mixed GAAP and adjusted — nobody caught it until review. We built a financial workflow that kills this cycle: → Run any report through an AI financial fact checking tool → get a claim-by-claim verdict in minutes instead of hours → Generate an AI equity research report generator output where every single number traces back to its source line item → Automate earnings season with an automated earnings recap tool that cross-references the press release against the 10-Q before you even open the deck → Route the verified output directly into an AI financial analysis for investment memos pipeline — done in 15 minutes instead of a full morning → And when your team wants to replicate this every quarter? Create custom financial AI agent once, reuse it forever. The result isn’t just speed — it’s trust in your output. You can hand a report to your investment committee knowing every number has been cross-checked.

El presidente de CEOE en Castilla-La Mancha llama “memos” a los jóvenes que piden bajas laborales por salud mental eldiario.es/castilla-la-manc…

Que verdad!!! Ángel Nicolás sobre jóvenes, bajas laborales y salud mental. Son "memos" que piden la baja "porque les deja la novia" cmmedia.es/noticias/castilla…

El presidente de CEOE Castilla-LM llama “memos” a los jóvenes por sus bajas laborales Ángel Nicolás critica la “falta de fortaleza mental” de la juventud y vincula las bajas con “que te deje la novia”; “se denuncia acoso al exigir cumplir el horario”.diariosocialista.net/2026/06…

Indignación con el jefe de la patronal de Castilla-La Mancha por llamar "memos" a los jóvenes que piden la baja por salud mental ift.tt/sBtGpRY

Díaz responde al representante de CEOE que llamó "memos" a los jóvenes que piden la baja por motivos de salud mental: "Intolerable" elplural.com/politica/espana…