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NACBA
12-15-2014, 01:59 PM
Waaaah! That’s the sound of former House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank, D-Mass., crying about stinging, bipartisan rebukes to his legacy of the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory monstrosity rammed through the Democrat-controlled Congress in 2010.

And it must be all the more painful to Frank that enough members of his own party had turned against provisions of the legislation that a couple of much-needed rollbacks are on the verge of being signed into law in this month’s “lame duck” session.

According to the Boston Globe, Frank called some of these rollbacks “the road map for stealthily undoing all this in the future.” We can only hope this is the case! Because even liberal Democrats are now discovering that Dodd-Frank did nothing to lessen the problem of too-big-to-fail banks and instead punishes “Main Street” business, investors, and consumers who had nothing to do with the crisis.

As this is being written, two modest but significant measures of relief from Dodd-Frank have passed Congress and one is on the verge of passing; one by itself in a separate bill and two will be the proverbial “ponies” in the manure of subsidized terrorism insurance and “cromnibus” spending bills.

http://www.Newsmax.com/JohnBerlau/Dodd-Frank-Warren-Senate/2014/12/15/id/613067/#ixzz3Lu8DiA7V

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Brian4Liberty
12-15-2014, 02:06 PM
There have been a variety of spin stories recently talking about how the CRomnibus was this great, bipartisan, moderate success story. Politicians and media now talking about all of these wonderful chocolate chips buried in the CRomnibus shit sandwich.

There was nothing "bipartisan" about this. That would imply that there was more than one perspective on it. The oligarchy/plutocracy is a single party. It was by and for the crony elite, who dominate both parties.

Ronin Truth
12-16-2014, 02:01 AM
Best damned CONgress bankster money can buy.