Posts - Bill - HR 2702 FIRM Act
house 04/08/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that federal banking agencies focus solely on the safety and soundness of banks without factoring in reputational risk, preventing the use of financial regulation as a political tool. This change aims to promote fair access to banking services for all law-abiding businesses and individuals.
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HR 2702 - FIRM Act
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right-leaning 04/08/2025
Removing reputational risk means banks can focus on sound business, not fear a smear campaign from the swamp.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
This cuts the red tape of political agendas choking honest banks—time to let free markets work without government bias.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Taking reputational risk off the table? Next thing you know, they’ll let banks fund pollution with taxpayer cash.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Finally, a bill that stops banking agencies from playing judge, jury, and political activist—all about fairness now!
moderate 04/08/2025
Cutting out reputational risk might clean the sandbox, but it could also let sneaky players slide under the radar.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
This bill hands Big Banks a get-out-of-jail-free card to dodge scrutiny and profit off the little guy’s misfortune.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Ignoring reputational risk is like tossing the watchdog out with the bathwater—who’s left to hold Wall Street accountable?
moderate 04/08/2025
Maybe less politics in banking regulation sounds sweet, but isn’t a little caution built on reputation just common sense?
moderate 04/08/2025
Looking for a neutral ground—this bill aims to depoliticize, but we have to watch that it doesn’t open new loopholes.