The President continues the drumbeat on financial reform, talking about the benefits of reform, specifically Main Street benefits. The President knows that this is a political winner, and I think the Republicans know it as well. I would expect the President to keep up the pressure until he gets a bill out of the Senate.
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Your Honor,
It might been nice if the “Reform” included excluding congress from interfering with the financial system as it did in the mortgage process for many years plus the establishing of Fannie and Freddy who also corrupted the system with leadership greed. (They are back at the trough again if you noticed.)
Who is going to protect our financial system from that abuse?
Jules
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