On the recordJuly 4, 2012
It does, particularly when you're on the committees that are charged with maybe tightening up the rules and regulations, because we were dealing with all these bad loans and whatnot.
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Chaffetz expresses concern about congressional staffers receiving preferential treatment while dealing with mortgage regulations.
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