Senate votes 67-32 to begin debate on bank bill Townhall.com Staff | Posted: Mar 06, 2018 1:43 PM Share Tweet WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Tuesday voted 67-32 in favor of beginning to debate a bipartisan bill that would ease rules for mid-sized and small lenders introduced following the 2007-2009 financial crisis. Read more at Reuters: Politics The Coronavirus Lockdowns are Over...And These Studies Really Deliver a Death Blow Matt Vespa Watch Joe Biden Call KKK Member and Democrat Robert Byrd a 'Friend' and 'Mentor' Katie Pavlich Just as the Flag Waved Through the Night, So Must We All Ellie Bufkin Liberal Reporter Documents Minneapolis Devastation And Suggests Why the Media Didn't Really Cover It Matt Vespa Two GOP Senators Propose Amendment Canceling Columbus Day Bronson Stocking Do Hordes of First-Time Gun Owners Mean There's a New Formidable Voting Bloc in Future Elections? Matt Vespa SHOW COMMENTS CARTOONS | Tom Stiglich View Cartoon Most Popular The Most Powerful Argument Against Forced Universal Masking That You Won't Read In The Establishment Media The Coronavirus Lockdowns are Over...And These Studies Really Deliver a Death Blow Liberal Reporter Documents Minneapolis Devastation And Suggests Why the Media Didn't Really Cover It
