CORKER COMMENTS ON FINANCIAL REGULATORY REFORM NEGOTIATIONS

February 5, 2010

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, made the following statement today regarding financial regulatory reform negotiations. “While I’m disappointed that Chairman Dodd and Ranking Member Shelby have reached an impasse, it won’t alter my efforts toward a bipartisan bill,” said Corker. “Senator Warner and I continue to make significant progress in negotiating the resolution authority and systemic risk pieces of the legislation, and Chairman Dodd has assured us that our work will be included in the bill. My... [continue]

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Senator Corker speaks at Belmont University, highlighting Tennessee-based efforts to give millions around the world access to clean water. Corker was joined at the event at Belmont’s Inman Center by Dr. Bob Fisher, President of Belmont University; Jars of Clay, the Grammy award winning band; Dave Barnes, a Nashville singer/songwriter; and Bill Hearn, the President and CEO of EMI Christian Music Group. Corker and Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., are lead sponsors of the Water for the World Act, S. 624, which sets a goal of reaching 100 million people with first-time, sustainable access to safe drinking water and sanitation by 2015. (Photo Courtesy of J. Michael Krouskop/Belmont University)

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