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Can the US Senate Pass Finance Reform in an Election Year?
In the House version of finance reform, the provision that banks hate most is an independent agency for consumer protection. It's been compared to the so-called "public option," that divided Democrats to the benefit of Republicans during the healthcare debate. But the politics of finance reform are very different.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn the House version of finance reform, the provision that banks hate most is an independent agency for consumer protection. It's been compared to the so-called "public option," that divided Democrats to the benefit of Republicans during the healthcare debate. But the politics of finance reform are very different.
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The full episode
1 of 4Can the US Senate Pass Finance Reform? Should LA Declare Bankruptcy?- 0:00Can the US Senate Pass Finance Reform in an Election Year?You’re reading this
- 28:03Palin's Visit Brings Trouble to CSU Stansilaus
- 34:56Should Los Angeles Declare Bankruptcy?
- 46:35Rescuing the Watts Towers