Is it not the duty of Congress to take up the plan suggested, examine it from all standpoints, give impartial consideration to the testimony of those whose experience ought to fit them to give the best advice on the subject, and then to adopt some plan which will secure the benefits desired?
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Taft calls on Congress to thoroughly examine financial reform proposals and consider expert advice in the decision-making process.
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