Finally

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#3
and do you realize how much we need reform in this area??? and now your beloved republicans are getting it
 
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#5
Fifteen years ago, the combined assets of our six biggest banks totaled 17 percent of our GDP. By 2006, that number was 55 percent. Right now, it stands at 63 percent.
 
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#12
and do you realize how much we need reform in this area??? and now your beloved republicans are getting it

Aside from the Chinese wall, what NEEDED reform are we getting?

For the record, I can't stand most Republicans.
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#13
that's how you get into recessions like this one.... too much power in any sector and this crap is gonna happen
 
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#15
that's how you get into recessions like this one.... too much power in any sector and this crap is gonna happen

What? Bank loan concentration led to a residential real estate revaluation? That makes sense.
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#19
if reform of Fannie and Freddie aren't part of the bill, the bill is going to be useless in the long term
 
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#21
and do you realize how much we need reform in this area??? and now your beloved republicans are getting it

It is incomprehensable how anyone can be so ignorant or stupid or both.

Dodd's bill does just the opposite of what needs to be done.

This is the same problem America has faced for about the seventh time on the same thing, and the Dodd bill just kicks it down the road for the next generation to pick up. (pay for is more accurate)

The real beginning to the solution to the problem is languishing in some house subcommittee since las Sept. because that's where Pelosi and the democrats want it to be.

It's called the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009!!!

The Republicans aren't 'getting it' they are caving to the capitalist/socialists once again and that's why I rarely have anything good to say about a Republican and make no mistake, the Democrats are the worst sort of vermin on Earth.
 
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#24
Aside from the Chinese wall, what NEEDED reform are we getting?

why would he care? It was thought up by a Dem that has proved time and time again he knows what's best for this country. It was also opposed by Repubs so that makes it doubleplusgood
 
#25
#25
The republicans have simply changed strategy here, they will try to make the changes needed to this bill instead of blocking it completely. As another poster pointed out, this bill does nothing but leave the door wide open for future failure if Fannie and Freddie, as well as other issues aren't addressed. As we have become accustomed to under Obama this is yet another case of demonize and blame anything but government then attack a small part of the problem for political points. Totally irresponsible.
 

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