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Two key candidates for the 2016 presidential nomination call for a return to the repealed law while Hillary Clinton tries to chart a middle road.
The race for the presidential nomination among the Democrats is taking shape as front runner Hillary Clinton is facing challenges on the left from U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont and former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley, particularly on the issue of ripping apart banks that are deemed “too big to fail.” Sanders and O’Malley, in...
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