Goldsmith Romero has a Good Day, But Republicans Question her Bank Policy Chops

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If Christy Goldsmith Romero’s job at her confirmation hearing today was to come off as a reasonable choice to set the scandal-tarred FDIC on a new path, she was pretty successful. Frequently referring to the decade she spent as an inspector general investigating fraud in the government’s financial crisis bailout program, she vowed to bring a culture of …