Are we going down the same road in a sense?
Propping up banks that are dead, so to speak?
Wouldn't we be better off to close some of those banks rather than continue to prop them up and let the American people ...
this begs the question of nationalization.
A lot of people wonder, where were the regulators in the past 5 or 6 years, including the Federal Reserve.
Do you believe, and I know you haven't been in the Fed that long, but do you believe that the Fed has adequately supervi...
I believe that was a term that Senator Corker used one time.
Limiting the ability of consumers of low and moderate means to obtain credit could have unfortunate consequences.
I really believe that is a good reform. That is a good government reform.
Regulators also need to make sure that they do not stifle innovation or unduly restrict consumer choice.
While I believe that there are many credit card practices that need reforming, I also believe that regulators need to be...
I think cost is important here.
Is this plan conceptually a 180-degree turn from the Paulson plan, or is it kind of the 'son of Paulson'.
the program has failed, Mr. Secretary, to mend our ailing financial system, despite having spent nearly $350 billion in ...
the financial system remains badly damaged, and the economy has deteriorated sharply as it has become clear that TARP is...
I see the conceptual idea, but I don't see the details yet.
What elements of the Geithner plan can be implemented immediately.
How do we restart the securitization of markets, which you think is so important to our financial--how do we bring thrus...
