Carolyn Maloney
The Public Record
Carolyn Maloney is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 12th congressional district since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, she has held various leadership roles within Congress and is known for her advocacy on issues such as women's rights, economic equality, and gun control. Throughout her tenure, Maloney has been involved in significant legislative efforts, including those aimed at supporting the garment industry in New York City.
This legislation not only reverses Dodd-Frank; it goes further by putting unprecedented constraints on the Federal Reserve.
The reason we passed Dodd-Frank was that we had a financial crisis that resulted in the loss of $15 trillion in wealth for families.
What the bill says is that the FTC is the only entity that can enforce CROA with respect to authorized credit service providers.
It is particularly important to me since I have had some in my district, and, in fact, one about 6 months ago in the Chelsea area where a homemade bomb went off.
Because they are escalating forward in our economy as a way of financing crime, really terrible crimes.
I represent the great city of New York, and lost 500 friends. We lost 3,000 on that day.
Terrorism financing is very important, I think, to the world, and especially to the United States.
How many more times do these efforts to repeal the fiduciary rule need to fail before my colleagues on the other side of the aisle realize that this is not a productive use of time and that the only realistic way to make changes to the…
I am very concerned that by repealing the DOL rule, and replacing it with a watered-down vague standard that wouldn't even take effect for a year-and-a-half, this bill would undermine the retirement security of millions of middle-class…
First of all, thank you, Mr. Chairman, and congratulations on your appointment.
I think it is tremendously important. We have to help people, once they get out, stay out, and you certainly cannot help them if you are banning them from all types of employment.
This is probably the most important antiquities in Greece prepared, developed by Greek artists, owned by the Greeks, and yet a representative of an occupying nation sold them.
I believe that it is critically important that Greece remains in the European Union.
If we really, really want to protect students from the abuses we are addressing here today, Congress obviously cannot abolish the Department of Education, as some of my colleagues have proposed.
According to GAO, identity theft at the IRS has decreased in recent years because the IRS has improved its ability to detect fraud before processing returns.
As I often say, our children are the living messages we send to a future we will never see.
It is outrageous that these companies effectively got away with behavior they must have known was wrong--no, not must have known, they knew was wrong.
So we can't stop all cyber attacks. That is just the reality of today. But we can learn from them.
Aren't shareholders the ultimate owners of the companies that invest the funds necessary for companies to raise capital and to grow?
This serious requirement ignores the value that shareholder proposals have had on companies.
I've been particularly interested in this issue for some time now as co-chair and founder of the Americans Abroad Caucus.





