Letters to Congress in Response to Conyers-Cannon: Antitrust Exemptions Will Hurt Consumers

Read what local community banks, credit unions, and consumer and economic organizations have to say:

Local Community Banks & Credit Unions

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American Bankers Association »
American Financial Services Association »
BFG Federal Credit Union »
Consumer Bankers Association »
Credit Union National Association »
Credit Union National Association - Letter to Senate Members »
EPC Dear Member Letter »
FedEx Employees Credit Association »
Financial Services Associations - Joint Letter »
Financial Services Roundtable »
GEMC Federal Credit Union »
Houston Texas Fire Fighters Federal Credit Union »
Independent Community Bankers of America »
LOMTO Federal Credit Union »
Los Angeles Federal Credit Union »
MasterCard »
National Association of Federal Credit Unions »
National Bankers Association »
Pentagon Federal Credit Union »
Prince George's Community Federal Credit Union »
San Antonio Federal Credit Union »
Santa Clara County Federal Credit Union »
South Carolina Bankers Association »
State Banking Associations and ABA »

Consumer & Economic Groups

Americans for Prosperity »
Americans for Tax Reform »
Consumer Rights League »
Economic and Consumer Representative Groups »
The Latino Coalition »
National Black Chamber of Commerce »
National Taxpayers Union »
Southern Christian Leadership Conference »

Letters from Members of Congress

Letter from Representative Sensenbrenner, May 13, 2008 »
Letter from Representative Marchant, July 15, 2008 »
Letter from Democratic Members of Congress to Rep. John Conyers, July 15, 2008 »

Letters from Experts

Letter to Chairman John Conyers from Timothy J. Muris, former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission; Robert Pitofsky, former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission; John H. Shenefield, former member of the Antitrust Modernization Commission; and R. Hewitt Pate, former Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice (July 15, 2008) »