I am a little perplexed by the overreaching of Dodd-Frank, because a lot of this could have been avoided simply by enforcing rules we have had on the books for years.
MICHAEL GRIMM: “I am a little perplexed by the overreaching of Dodd-Frank, because a lot of this could have been avoided simply by…”
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Grimm critiques Dodd-Frank, suggesting existing rules could have prevented the crisis.
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