Dem predicts Senate financial bill will be stronger than House version
The Hill – Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) Friday said he believes the final version of the Senate's financial regulatory overhaul will be more robust than the House's version.
Brown, a populist Democrat who has been a leading voice on the Wall Street bill, has introduced an amendment to the bill that would limit the size of large financial firms so they do not become "too big to fail."
“It's going to be tougher than it is now," Brown said in an interview to air on Bloomberg's "Political Capital" Friday evening. "It's going to be tougher than the House bill. It'll come out of conference. It'll be something I'm proud to vote for and something the president is proud to sign."
