Jamie Dimon says the next president needs to ensure the private sector has ‘a seat at the table’

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For someone who has not committed to taking on a political position, Jamie Dimon sure likes to spout his views on American democracy.

Without endorsing any one candidate, the CEO and chairman of JPMorgan Chase laid out his thoughts on how the next president can “restore our faith in America” in a Washington Post op-ed Friday. As the 67-year-old Dimon approaches the possible end of his term at the helm of JPMorgan, he called for “unity” in government but at the same time endorsed some controversial ideas.