How would you vote on repealing Dodd-Frank and reinstating Glass-Stegall?

[🕴🏼Melior🕴🏼]

Aye to both

[The_Doctor]

While I favor stringent financial oversight Glass Steagall had nothing to do with the crisis and Dodd-Frank is probably a decent law but highly cumbersome and onerous.

So aye to repeal both as long as we saw a better Dodd-Frank law that was simplified with the best features contained.

[Mr. Smith]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Aye and undecided.

Kingpoleon and Tom RINO below are right on the regulation issue. Most regulations are unnecessary, if well-intentioned.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

[courts]

probably aye to both

[Kingpoleon]

Lean Aye on repealing Dodd-Frank, Strong Aye on reinstituting Glass-Steagall.

[Zioneer]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

Particularly regulation on the entities that got us into the whole economic mess both times.

[nicholas.slaydon]

Aye on both.

[Kingpoleon]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

Particularly regulation on the entities that got us into the whole economic mess both times.

1970s and 2008-09?

[Zioneer]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

Particularly regulation on the entities that got us into the whole economic mess both times.

1970s and 2008-09?

Great Depression and Great Recession is what I'm talking about.

[Kingpoleon]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

Particularly regulation on the entities that got us into the whole economic mess both times.

1970s and 2008-09?

Great Depression and Great Recession is what I'm talking about.

I am aware. However, the one in the late 1970s was just as bad as 2008-09.

[RINO Tom]

Aye and undecided.

[DavidB.]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

I have trouble understanding how an actual human being who has to live in the real world could believe this. 

[Maxwell]

Nay and aye, unless it's a package deal where DF is repealed and Glass-stegall I'd reinstated, in which case aye to that compromise.

[RINO Tom]

As someone who works in banking, everyone loves the idea of regulations until it affects them and they see how ing stupid and costly a lot of them are.  I know that just oozes a stereotype, but it's funny to see that the evil bankers, the "rich" business owners and all of these other people who are talked about like they're mythical figures on internet message boards are actually just, ya know, people trying to succeed in whatever they're selling the public, and a lot of regulations drag them down with very little in apparent benefits for society.

[Goldwater]

Aye to both, I suppose, though I'm not quite sure.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Nay and Aye

[Kingpoleon]

Nay and Aye.

Regulation is rarely a bad thing.

I have trouble understanding how an actual human being who has to live in the real world could believe this. 

Me too. Regulations always prove cumbersome in school projects in my experience.

[courts]

As someone who works in banking, everyone loves the idea of regulations until it affects them and they see how ing stupid and costly a lot of them are.  I know that just oozes a stereotype, but it's funny to see that the evil bankers, the "rich" business owners and all of these other people who are talked about like they're mythical figures on internet message boards are actually just, ya know, people trying to succeed in whatever they're selling the public, and a lot of regulations drag them down with very little in apparent benefits for society.

it feels very strange agreeing with you on something.

[Bigby]

Aye to both.

[Devout Centrist]

Nay to both. With respect to Glass-Steagall:

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