I think what it does is it speaks eloquently to the need for a systemic regulator, whether it be the Fed or whether it be a committee approach or a new entity that the Fed has some involvement with or not.
Warner emphasizes the need for a systemic regulator in the financial sector.
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I’m making the bet that after the midterms there’s going to be a much greater willingness to come to the table and get things done.
Let’s fight for real change. Let’s get this done and then get to universal coverage.
We should be building on the progress we’ve made instead of walking away from a framework that has guided restoration efforts for more than 15 years.
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