Sen. Sanders' "Too Big To Fail" Bill Isn't a Serious Proposal

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6. Where?

are those bills 3 bills since 2009 please link them. The American people need to know where he stands on why did he not reintroduce Sherrod Browns. Why?

It is in the link Mary. Please read.

Sanders

http://www.sanders.senate.gov/download/tbtfleg?inline=file

Sherrod~

The bill requires the Treasury Secretary to make a list of "too big to fail" institutions. That's pretty easy because the list already exists as a result of the requirement in Dodd/Frank to identify "Systemically Important Financial Institutions" (SIFI's). And then here's the sum total of what the bill says should be done from there:

http://www.brown.senate.gov/newsroom/press/release/brown-introduces-bill-to-end-too-

big-to-fail-policies-prevent-mega-banks-from-putting-our-economy-at-risk

If Sanders had been serious, he would have simply announced a re-introduction of Senator Sherrod Brown's SAFE Banking Act. That's because Sen. Brown went to the trouble of actually looking into the issue and crafting a solution to a complex problem.

Lol~ Mary.