Evan Bayh

The sooner we clear, the better?

I had no idea until I was talking to Senator Bennet yesterday about his father's long commitment to public service.

We are paying a macroeconomic price for the delay in resolving this issue.

This is outrageous. How can this possibly happen?

We have been hoping that this clearing process would take place, that we would get footing under the real estate sector.

We avoided the worst possible outcome with the downturn.

If they become significantly affected by this, does that present a systemic risk of some kind?

The Fed, though, is now engaged in some rather extraordinary efforts, which I support, to prevent a lapse back into a more sluggish economy.

And the more protracted this foreclosure problem, the more that delays recovery.

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Well, and if they have to be focused on capital preservation, then obviously they are not lending, and that is yet another drag upon the recovery, isn't it?

I was really heartened to hear about the sort of tension about more transparency.