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applegrove

(118,651 posts)
Tue May 22, 2018, 06:35 PM May 2018

Congress Passes Rollback of Banking Rules

https://politicalwire.com/2018/05/22/congress-passes-rollback-of-banking-rules/

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“The House voted to exempt small and regional banks from some of the most stringent rules put in place after the financial crisis, while also loosening some of the rules aimed at keeping the biggest banks from failing,” the Washington Post reports.

“The measure does not repeal the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, as some in the GOP had hoped, but it does represent the most significant scaling back of the rules to date.”

New York Times: “While the legislation offers little for the very largest banks, the Trump administration has already been working through the regulatory system to make things easier for them.”

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Congress Passes Rollback of Banking Rules (Original Post) applegrove May 2018 OP
They are doing as much destruction as the can redstatebluegirl May 2018 #1
And that's a surprise? Sherman A1 May 2018 #3
Last time it took the banks Turbineguy May 2018 #2
Alot of money is invested with hedge funds and private equity. They make money applegrove May 2018 #4
Bc Crutchez_CuiBono May 2018 #5

Turbineguy

(37,329 posts)
2. Last time it took the banks
Tue May 22, 2018, 07:33 PM
May 2018

about 5 years to figure out how to collapse the economy. And then it took another 2 to actually do it.

So we do have some time.

applegrove

(118,651 posts)
4. Alot of money is invested with hedge funds and private equity. They make money
Tue May 22, 2018, 07:38 PM
May 2018

in recessions by buying up small and medium sized companies that go into distress. Used to be nobody like a recession. That is not true anymore. The very rich don't mind it.

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