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Sherrod Brown: His Senate biography says he "played an instrumental role in passing" the 2010 Wall Street reform law (Dodd-Frank) that created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The Senate Banking Committee states the bureau has returned nearly $21 billion to more than 205 million consumers since 2011.
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- His Senate biography says he "played an instrumental role in passing" the 2010 Wall Street reform law (Dodd-Frank) that created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The Senate Banking Committee states the bureau has returned nearly $21 billion to more than 205 million consumers since 2011.
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