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'''Jay Clayton''' was nominated for [[U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission/Chair]] in January 2017.  
Trump nominated attorney Jay Clayton for [[U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission/Chair]] in January 2017.  
 
  
 
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Jay Clayton was a "partner at the elite corporate law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, Clayton is one of the top lawyers on Wall Street. Goldman Sachs and other firms hired him during the financial crisis"<ref>http://www.newnationalist.net/2017/03/25/donald-trump-literally-nominated-the-goldman-sachs-bailout-lawyer-to-run-the-sec/</ref>
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Jay Clayton was a "partner at the elite corporate law firm [[Sullivan & Cromwell]], Clayton is one of the top lawyers on Wall Street. Goldman Sachs and other firms hired him during the financial crisis"<ref>http://www.newnationalist.net/2017/03/25/donald-trump-literally-nominated-the-goldman-sachs-bailout-lawyer-to-run-the-sec/</ref>
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Revision as of 17:11, 28 December 2018

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(lawyer, deep state functionary)
Alma materUniversity of Cambridge

Jay Clayton was nominated for U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission/Chair in January 2017.

Career

Jay Clayton was a "partner at the elite corporate law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, Clayton is one of the top lawyers on Wall Street. Goldman Sachs and other firms hired him during the financial crisis"[1]

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