During the fourth quarter of 2008, who represented the government's 80 percent ownership of AIG?
I think you can expect Congress to get back in and mandate or speak more clearly in some areas of this law.
Public confidence in what we are doing is at stake.
the check is in the mail
Part of why we want this money to be used to avoid the disastrous layoffs of teachers, for instance, is that, to say the obvious, you want t...
The Recovery Act itself and the President are very set on this being as transparent and accountable a program as we have ever had in the Fed...
That is because we are facing an economic challenge the likes of which we have never faced before.
We were really impressed, surprised, by the usage, the number of hits on the Recovery.gov Web site.
Yes, I think you are onto something, Senator Tester.
this transparency that you will find on the Federal Web site and now on the State Web site is important for many reasons
that we find ourselves in this situation at all is, in my mind, and the minds of many of my constituents, quite frankly, sickening.
I am very pleased that this morning, Vice President Joe Biden has released a letter to Senator Collins and me, indicating that his office is...
we are here in the wake of the fourth plan to rescue AIG, once again committing tens of billions of dollars.
Most of the States have been under fiscal stress and they have cut back, some significantly, in the amount of oversight activities.
One would look at that and say, how come so little is going out this year and so much more in the next 2 years, when we need it now, people ...
It is very important to us, of course, that it be used well and effectively to protect and create jobs.
Incidentally, I noticed that Congressman Ed Towns, who chairs our partner committee in the House, the Committee on Oversight and Government ...
the Treasury did not have someone here this morning.
