Observers told the American Banker that it's a plus. The idea, espoused by American Bankers Association president and chief executive Edward Yingling and former Republican Sen. John Sununu, is that, with no campaign to run, Dodd is freer to focus on the legislation -- and his legacy.
But others claim his lame-duck status could make moving legislation tougher.
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