Any additional changes to Dodd-Frank's derivatives rules needs to satisfy, in my opinion, a high burden of proof for me to support rolling back rules on the derivatives market just because they are inconvenient for some institutions.
Capuano emphasizes the need for strong justification before altering Dodd-Frank derivatives regulations.
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I think you have an obligation to take a look at it, since between September and now, especially when it impacts millions upon millions of women and African-Americans and Hispanics.
What is difficult for me to understand is the obsession on just one border, and the obsession on only one fix to the issue there.
Yet another option, tolling. Let's deal with that one and see where the American people stand on tolling.
I get that. Then why don't we have a bill just to stop New York State from doing this and leave the other 49 to do it? Leave Alabama alone.
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