Acting as primary sponsor for supplemental capital legislation and co-sponsoring every credit union bill that crosses his desk, Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) has long been a supporter of credit unions.

Credit Union Times recently spoke with him about the 113th Congress, and what the new Capitol Hill group will mean for credit unions over the next two years.

Credit Union Times: Will you again serve on the House Financial Services Committee?

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