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Breaking: Republican Congress Out to Shaft Small Investors
This is from www.investmentnews.com so I don't know Castle's part in this yet, but I'll be working on it. The fake moderate is on the Banking Committee, so he might have helped draft this disaster in the making for middle class Delawareans.
Bill would decentralize SEC compliance efforts
Sara Hansard
January 9, 2006
WASHINGTON - Legislation has been proposed that would reorganize the Securities and Exchange Commission's office of compliance inspections and examinations, and could make it more difficult for regulators to detect churning and to require firms to provide e-mail.
Bill would decentralize SEC compliance efforts
Sara Hansard
January 9, 2006
WASHINGTON - Legislation has been proposed that would reorganize the Securities and Exchange Commission's office of compliance inspections and examinations, and could make it more difficult for regulators to detect churning and to require firms to provide e-mail.
posted by jason # 11:54 AM 
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uhmmm Carper is not on the banking committee!!?????
How about employing an even hand on your posts and comments.
You lose credibility when you present half of the story.
Is that what, such a GOPer strategy, we shall lower ourselves to?
How about employing an even hand on your posts and comments.
You lose credibility when you present half of the story.
Is that what, such a GOPer strategy, we shall lower ourselves to?
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: 3:02 PM
: 3:02 PM
uhmmm Carper is not on the banking committee!!?????
How about employing an even hand on your posts and comments.
You lose credibility when you present half of the story.
Is that what, such a GOPer strategy, we shall lower ourselves to?
How about employing an even hand on your posts and comments.
You lose credibility when you present half of the story.
Is that what, such a GOPer strategy, we shall lower ourselves to?
# posted by : 3:02 PM
: 3:02 PM
For the record, Mike Castle serves on the House Financial Services Committee, which has jurisdiction over banking with the securities and insurance industries
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