Boehner Proposes Moratorium on Federal Regulations – HUMAN EVENTS

John Boehner proposes a Moratorium on Federal Regulations…  because there is uncertainty about regulational details.

Isn’t that what got us into this mess – lack of regulations?

Further, shouldn’t Congress pass what they are going to pass, and move on so businesses know how to move forward, versus further delaying the unknown?

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This post was written by PoliticsRX on July 19, 2010

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Wall Street reform’s toughest decisions still to come – Jun. 19, 2010

New Wall Street reform in Washington ranges from derivatives, to bank capital requirements and trading-desk spinoffs, to the widely popular consumer agency.

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Warren Buffet: Why bank reform is needed

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This post was written by PoliticsRX on June 19, 2010

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GOP Blocks Three Key Anti-Wall Street Amendments

In this article:

  • Sen. Richard Shelby, Alabama, the top ranking Republican on the Banking Committee objected on the ban that would keep banks from using taxpayer-backed money for trading in their own benefit.
  • Shelby objected to reining in predatory payday-lending practices
  • Shelby also objected to a ban on naked default swaps, which were at the heart of the crisis

GOP Blocks Three Key Anti-Wall Street Amendments.

Posted under Financial, Government Bailout, Keeping Informed

This post was written by PoliticsRX on June 6, 2010

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