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On whether the underrepresentation of women in high-powered banking positions is indicative of gender discrimination:
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On the argument that asking the Federal Reserve to serve as both regulator and enforcer poses an inherent conflict of interest:
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On the need to beef up the qualifications necessary to serve on bank boards:
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On whether the Justice Department's controversial Operation Choke Point has proved to be ineffective in its stated goal of rooting out consumer fraud:
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On the Justice Department's case against Four Oaks Bank in North Carolina, which centered largely on the bank's ties with online payday lenders that charged consumers steep interest rates:
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