By Ed Beeson
September 19, 2016 They each stood hundreds of pages tall, and they had to be put together. Over a brisk two weeks in the early summer of 2010, two stacks of legislation, one from Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut and the other from Rep. Barney Frank of Massachusetts, had to be spliced, stitched and clamped into one to create the most towering overhaul of the U.S. financial sector since the Great Depression. The...
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