On the recordJuly 14, 2014
If government employees acting without statutory authority can coerce banks into denying services to firms engaged in lawful behavior that the government doesn't like, where does it stop?
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congress.govIf government employees acting without statutory authority can coerce banks into denying services to firms engaged in lawful behavior that the government doesn't like, where does it stop?
Warning against government overreach in banking regulation.
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