After Congressional Republicans failed in repeated attempts to repeal the Dodd-Frank Act completely, they are taking a new tack—looking for ways to nibble around the edges with small fixes—that is finally starting to get some bi-partisan support.
Instead of using terms such as “overhaul” or “revision,” more recent attempts to reform Dodd-Frank mention “tweaks” and “corrections.” While some proposed changes truly are aimed at cleaning up fuzzy definitions and faulty language, others mask a full-on assault.
