Simply put, the sheer size and magnitude of our government is too large, and the SEC's budget is a prime example.
Steve Womack: “Simply put, the sheer size and magnitude of our government is too large, and the SEC's budget is a prime example.”
Editor's note · Context
Womack argues that government size is excessive, using the SEC budget as evidence.
Share
More from Steve Womack
Let me correct the record on one thing my friend said. He referred to the continuing resolution that expires not February 17, but this month, November 17. I just didn't want him to give the American people the appearance that we had a lot…
I think a lot of us up here would agree that the federal bureaucracy has become bloated, but I think we need to be a little bit more precise in downsizing a department with a mission as critical.
In the interest of time, this list goes on and on, to the tune of about 50 proposed and finalized rules by Chairman Gensler, a breakneck speed of rulemaking given that he has been Chairman for 3 years. To me, it is unacceptable, and we…
before I close, let me say, as most of my colleagues know and as Mr. Clyburn pointed out, my presence here today in the face of a terrible, personal hardship--the loss of my wife of over 41 years--I hope is indicative of the importance of…





