The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq are over. Osama bin Laden is dead. These laws were supposed to stop terrorist funding. They are no longer useful, and should

The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq are over. Osama bin Laden is dead. These laws were supposed to stop terrorist funding. They are no longer useful, and should be repealed. What bothers me is not that they haven't been repealed, but that we aren't even talking about it. Where's the Republican faction loudly demanding we remove these burdensome government restrictions on financial freedom and let laissez faire capitalism create a rising tide that lifts all boats [1]? Where's the Democrat faction loudly pointing out these laws are used to make the banking system unusable by poor / homeless / immigrants / racial minorities [2]? I'm not surprised that these factions don't have the votes for reform. Rather, I'm very surprised that they don't even seem to exist. Why not? [1] I'm just saying this is the sort of point plenty of Republicans like to raise. Whether rightly or wrongly isn't a debate I want to get into here, as it's an overly partisan can of worms that's not necessary for my point. [2] I'm just saying this is the sort of point plenty of Democrats like to raise. Whether rightly or wrongly isn't a debate I want to get into here, as it's an overly partisan can of worms that's not necessary for my point.