I think that is going to be very helpful, because in my opinion I agree with former Fed Tarullo that he sees this as a regulatory lapse.
Thom Tillis
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Thom Tillis is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the junior United States senator from North Carolina, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Tillis has focused on issues such as tax reform, healthcare, and national security during his tenure in the Senate. He previously served as the Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives from 2011 to 2012, where he played a significant role in shaping state legislation.
Tarullo was never complimentary of Senate bill 2155. He was implementing Dodd-Frank when we were doing it.
I think that is going to be very helpful, because in my opinion I agree with former Fed Tarullo that he sees this as a regulatory lapse.
I think it is important for us to strengthen capital and liquidity requirements for large banks really up the spectrum.
I think that is going to be very helpful, because in my opinion I agree with former Fed Tarullo that he sees this as a regulatory lapse.
Tarullo was never complimentary of Senate bill 2155. He was implementing Dodd-Frank when we were doing it.
I agree with Chair Wyden and the concerns of my colleagues about transparency.
I think would have done well by going through a treaty ratification, they go the way the winds blow.
The lack of collaboration with the American public--and even more importantly the Congress--on trade-related activities is, let us say unwise.
We have got to fix it because you are not going to be successful no matter how hard you work.
If it proves to be efficacious then you all should be coming back to us and saying that these temporary authorities need to be reinstated.
I believe we are going about it the wrong way in terms of the haircut that needs to be done to get prescription prices lower.
We have got to fix it because you are not going to be successful no matter how hard you work.
If it proves to be efficacious then you all should be coming back to us and saying that these temporary authorities need to be reinstated.
Please study up on the attacks on intellectual property protections; take a look at what the administration's done with TRIPS waivers and other things, really threatening the return on investment that these companies have to make.
If you are really going to fix the fundamental problems with drug pricing and look people in the eye and say you are doing something not just to claim victory, as it was done with the IRA, but something that is sustainable, every single…
I've got a vested interest in broader research. I've got two potentially deadly--one incurable and one curable--diseases in my body.
I think, based on patterns that I am seeing in the industry, you could call it the Investment Reduction Act.
I believe we are going about it the wrong way in terms of the haircut that needs to be done to get prescription prices lower.
The only reason, the primary reason I did not support your confirmation...is the position you have taken on march-in rights.
It would seem to me that you would need to tell the negotiating partner that these agreements may only be valid for 18 months, depending upon the outcome of the presidential election, or 6 years.
TPP was on the brink of being signed, which I think would have been far superior to the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.
I think the lack of collaboration with the American public--and even more importantly the Congress--on trade-related activities is, let us say unwise.
If it proves to be efficacious then you all should be coming back to us and saying that these temporary authorities need to be reinstated.
We have got to fix it because you are not going to be successful no matter how hard you work.





