On the recordSeptember 11, 2023
It looks more and more like not an impartial regulatory body protecting investors and consumers, but a regulatory body that is using its power to silence and immiserate political rivals.
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congress.govIt looks more and more like not an impartial regulatory body protecting investors and consumers, but a regulatory body that is using its power to silence and immiserate political rivals.
Vance critiques the SEC's impartiality and suggests it targets political opponents.
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