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Financial reform package equals more government intrusion

Guest Opinion//July 16, 2010//[read_meter]

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Financial reform package equals more government intrusion

Financial reform package equals more government intrusion

Guest Opinion//July 16, 2010//[read_meter]

Congress delivered to the President on July 15 a 2,000-page sweeping rewrite of rules governing the financial system, including banking. This is more government than is needed and an intrusion...

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