Big banks—and possibly President Donald Trump’s lenders—can expect more oversight should Rep.
Committee Democrats may also use their subpoena power to investigate
A Republican-controlled Senate means Waters’ legislative priorities—such as making it easier to break up big banks with a history of consumer abuse or reinvigorating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau—stand little chance of enactment.
What the soon-to-be 14-term liberal lawmaker and vocal Trump critic would have is a more powerful megaphone and the investigative powers that ...
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