Just as COUNTRY decided that the excessive resource cost of Federal oversight did not support our core mission of serving our customers, Congress might recognize that requiring the Fed to be a duplicative regulator for insurers does not well-serve its core mission.
Rothfus argues against unnecessary Federal oversight of insurance, suggesting it distracts from serving customers.
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