Whether it be your crusade against digital assets or your attempts to use the SEC to further the Administration's climate agenda at the expense of taxpayers, there appears to be hardly a sector of the U.S. economy that you view as out of reach of your rulemaking authority.
Senator Daines criticizes the SEC's expansive rulemaking authority affecting various economic sectors.
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