On the recordJuly 28, 2009
After all, we cannot legislate good judgment or ethics. And we already have the ultimate form of accountability through bankruptcy.
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Jim Bunning
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congress.govAfter all, we cannot legislate good judgment or ethics. And we already have the ultimate form of accountability through bankruptcy.
Bunning argues that ethical behavior cannot be mandated by law, highlighting bankruptcy as accountability.
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