But doesn't that beg the question, then, that it really is not a complete lack of regulation but a lack of enforcement and proper oversight?
MICHAEL GRIMM: “But doesn't that beg the question, then, that it really is not a complete lack of regulation but a lack of enforcement…”
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Grimm argues that the crisis stemmed from lack of enforcement rather than absence of regulations.
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