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FINRA’s largest members are the primary parties responsible for our ongoing, severe economic crisis (other than the American people who let this happen). It is refreshing to know that other groups and individuals are actively working to stop this legislation. In addition, the trend of the Wall Street/Washington D.C. cozy relationships that are highly detrimental to the public must be reversed.
