This legislation is a concession to the opponents of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act by making the Fed's rulemaking more tedious, more expensive, and subject to endless legal challenges by those who do not agree with its decisions.
Maxine Waters: “This legislation is a concession to the opponents of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act by making the Fed's…”
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Waters argues the bill caters to Dodd-Frank opponents, complicating Fed operations.
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