The American people were told when Dodd-Frank was signed into law that they could rest assured these regulatory failures were going to be a thing of the past.
MICHAEL GRIMM: “The American people were told when Dodd-Frank was signed into law that they could rest assured these regulatory failures…”
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Expresses disappointment over ongoing regulatory failures despite Dodd-Frank assurances.
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