As we saw in the last crisis, it is the average hardworking Americans that will suffer the consequences if Washington deregulates Wall Street mega banks again.
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Hensarling warns against deregulating banks, citing risks to average Americans.
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If we ignore that basic fact, we are willfully disregarding history, and we are bound to repeat history.
Mr. Speaker, I certainly thank the gentleman for his comments tonight. I hope that there are a fair amount of Americans who are watching this this evening, because they need to know that they owe this gentleman, Mr. Pittenger of North…
Mr. Speaker, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Florida (Mr. Ross), the vice chairman of the Housing and Insurance Subcommittee of the Financial Services Committee and the true author of competitive flood insurance.
Putting layers of diversified private capital in a first loss position will help ensure more accurate pricing of risk.





