But to castigate it and label it is nothing more than a partisan debate and suggests that, somehow, what we have done here is perpetuate too big to fail, is just poppycock.
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Christopher Dodd defends the financial reform bill against accusations that it perpetuates the concept of 'too big to fail'.
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