On the recordMarch 15, 2023
Wall Street banks spent the ensuing years lobbying to roll back safeguards we passed in the wake of that crisis.
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congress.govWall Street banks spent the ensuing years lobbying to roll back safeguards we passed in the wake of that crisis.
Van Hollen highlights Wall Street's efforts to weaken financial regulations post-crisis.
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