Roger Wicker actually said...

"You have no objection to the Congress working on tightening that definition up and being more helpful."

"We cannot afford to compromise the FTC's core consumer protection mission that has served the American public well."

"Whenever and however the Senate addresses financial regulatory reform and consumer protection in the coming weeks and months, I believe this well-established authority must be kept firmly intact."

"I would argue that it's really Congress's role to decide when FTC needs that authority, delegate it appropriately, and then have FTC do its job."