On the recordFebruary 26, 2013
In this Member's opinion, Mr. Chairman, we have gone too far in the monetary policy and the monetary easing, and it is, in this Member's opinion, time to pull back.
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Hensarling expresses concern over excessive monetary policy and calls for a pullback.
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