The Dodd-Frank party, I believe, is over. Unfortunately, our economy is now preparing to pay the tab.
One of the hallmarks of our regulatory process is openness.
Last year, Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Act, as the Chairman has mentioned.
Do you believe that you are better positioned now than you were 2 years ago to deal with the failure of a large bank?
It appears that many of the deadlines in Dodd-Frank are not realistic.
The President declared that the Act would provide certainty to our markets and lift our economy to a more prosperous future.
Eight months later, the sober realities of what Dodd-Frank will mean for our economy, I believe, are now setting in.
Just common sense.
This funding is critically needed.
The total Medicare expenditures were $509 billion in 2009, and because of an aging population and overall increases in medical costs, expend...
We know we have some difficult issues and difficult days ahead.