Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.), who led the unsuccessful effort to delay the implementation of the Durbin Amendment giving the Federal Reserve the power to regulate interchange fees, will speak at the Political Breakfast to be held as part of NAFCU's Congressional Caucus next month.
Tester, whose speech requires a special ticket, is a member of the Senate Banking Committee and is expected to have one of the most competitive reelection races next year. His speech is scheduled to take place on Sept. 20; the Congressional Caucus is scheduled to run from Sept. 18-21.
Reps. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) and Brad Sherman (D-Calif.), both members of the House Banking Committee, are scheduled to speak at general sessions.
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