President Barack Obamas re-election victory Tuesday night not only renewed calls for overcoming Washington gridlock, but it also uncomplicated one campaign trail question mark: the future of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
Republican challenger Mitt Romney vowed to repeal the doorstopper legislation that regulates Wall Street post-financial crisis, but President Obamas Electoral College win has essentially put an end to any such ideas.
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