Dodd-Frank reform may be put on back burner
President Trump did not mention it in his speech Tuesday, and a replacement bill is not getting the support it needs to make it through Congress
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 looked like a goner when President Donald J. Trump was elected in November. During the campaign, Trump repeatedly blasted the law as a loan-killing, anti-job disaster.
His party is filled with lawmakers who are even more opposed
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