Well that is going to reflect the risk, is it not?
Leave us alone.
When you start talking about insurance it is a great intellectual exercise.
What I think right now is our approach right now is to clean up after the fact instead of mitigating before the disasters occur.
I want to see that this robust market is protected and that people have the freedom to start and be successful in businesses...
It is a good exercise to have.
I want to thank you for holding the hearing.
Both the SEC and the CFPB were created after significant downturns in the financial markets.
I appreciate the fact that you mentioned the JOBS Act and place those regulations as a top priority.
This needs to be resolved. I don't know how to put this gently. But it's going to be resolved...
there is no question about it. You know, we've had war for 40 years over this and now both sides are realizing that if these things are goin...
we all know that that happens with the White House regardless of what you want to do some person that's not really identified in the White H...
we really need to do the same thing with other things.
I love the free enterprise system and the free market system. The only way it can operate is with certainty and clarity.
I do think we still see a good deal of error and fraud in the EITC.
I appreciate the work that you are doing and have done with us trying to address this disparity.
I appreciate the Dental Association being very active in this and trying to address a real need out there in Indian Country.
What we need is some cooperation with the body across the rotunda and we all need to be working off the same numbers.
