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Congressman John Campbell: Rep. Campbell asks the Fed Chairman about his concerns regarding financial instability, the Fed's handling of mortgage-backed securities as they pertain to an exit strategy from QE, and international currency depreciation. -
May 22, 2013 - Receiving testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke at a Joint Economic Committee… -
NOW: Questioning @USTreasury Sec. #Lew on abusive #IRS targeting & #FSOC's ineffectiveness: http://t.co/gGtpsBtUeo @FinancialCmte
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Congressman John Campbell: Rep. Campbell asks the Fed Chairman about his concerns regarding financial instability, the Fed's handling of mortgage-backed securities as they pertain to an exit strategy from QE, and international currency depreciation.
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Congressman John Campbell: LIVE: Rep. Campbell Questioning Treasury Secretary Lew on abusive targeting by the IRS and FSOC's failure to eliminate the expectation that "Too Big to Fail" institutions will be bailed out by the American taxpayer.
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NOW: Questioning @USTreasury Sec. #Lew on abusive #IRS targeting & #FSOC's ineffectiveness: http://t.co/gGtpsBtUeo @FinancialCmte
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Preparing to question @USTreasury Sec. #Lew on #IRS scandal & #FSOC's failure to eliminate bailouts: http://t.co/gGtpsBtUeo @FinancialCmte
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RT @FinancialCmte: ICYMI: Here's the link to our committee memo, Sec. #Lew's written testimony & the livestream of today's hearing: http://…
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Questioning #Fed Chairman Bernanke on "QE Forever" & his thoughts on potential financial instability in the future now @JECRepublicans
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May 22, 2013 - Receiving testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke at a Joint Economic Committee…
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Appearing on "The Willis Report" (Fox Business), Rep. John Campbell, Chairman of the Financial Services…
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April 17, 2013 - At a House Budget Committee hearing on the president's FY2014 Budget proposal, Rep.…
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April 13, 2013 - Appearing on DC News Channel 8's "The Pet Show with Dr. Katy", Rep. John Campbell, a…
