The logic of saying, if we are not going to come up and replace this Volcker Rule with another rule, somehow we condone bad behavior by somebody else is ridiculous on its face.
Bill Huizenga: “The logic of saying, if we are not going to come up and replace this Volcker Rule with another rule, somehow we condone…”
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Huizenga criticizes the idea of not replacing the Volcker Rule as illogical.
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