I would say having Ethics report to the Chairman is not a good idea.
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Capuano argues against the Ethics office reporting to the agency's Chairman.
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I don't know, but I am just guessing that if that was somebody else that he didn't like that the President would say that person was lying, and has been lying for day, after day, after day.
I believe that fraud is fraud, and that States should be free to regulate any form of securities fraud that they see fit.
Unfortunately, H.R. 5037, seems to be aimed directly at the Martin Act, and by preempting these State laws, the bill would allow small-time fraud to run rampant.
You have enough staffing, you have enough funding, you get along with OMB. Well, and again, I don't--I am not even sure I can ask you this question, because you haven't been there long enough.





