Yeah, that headline seems a bit odd — Dodd-Frank is about banking, right? Well, apparently buried within Dodd-Frank are conflict minerals rules which I suppose were spurred by the efforts of a few dim-bulb celebrities who
House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) called the Dodd-Frank Act the “absolute epitome of Washington greed,” which he argued has made the U.S. “less financially stable.” Former Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) and former Rep
Reforming the tax code and repealing two of President Obama's signature pieces of legislation – ObamaCare and the Dodd-Frank banking reform bill – would promote economic growth and are key priorities for the top Republican candidates for president.
At last night's Republican debate in New Hampshire, Carly Fiorina criticized how the Dodd-Frank law is strangling community banks, as well as its encouragement of yet bigger Wall Street firms and Congress's failure to reform
In that time, the phrase “Dodd-Frank” has become a political football/verbal Rorshach test for everyone with an opinion about financial regulation. Whether you're an Elizabeth Warren or Rand Paul, the idea of Dodd-Frank