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...state)|Massachusetts]]) and first openly gay Member of Congress; Chair, [[House Financial Services Committee]]; honorary president, [[Americans for Democratic Action]]; [[Congressional

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...er Bachus]] ([[Alabama (U.S. state)]]), who is the top Republican on the [[House Financial Services Committee]]. “In his role as Chairman of the [[Republican Study Committee]], Jeb ha

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...article/2009/05/18/AR2009051803107_pf.html}}</ref> in November 2009, the [[House Financial Services Committee]] passed an amendment, the Investor Protection Act of 2009, which, if enact