There is a timeline issue that a lot of us have concerns with, too, because if we were able to stop the restructuring from happening...

While this was one of the poster child -- poster children of the first stimulus bill, the president right now is touting what I call son of stimulus.

I want to know if anyone in the White House is part of that decision-making chain that said we are going to subordinate the taxpayers of the United States in restructuring this Solyndra loan.

What we have been trying to establish is just exactly what was that relationship between OMB, the Department of Energy, and the White House relating to the Solyndra loan?

We have been asking for months now... and you all stonewalled us.

So did you make any changes based on the problems that they now know?

a lot of us are questioning this kind of double down son of stimulus approach where they are going to come back and do more of this kind of same failed policy of just spending money we don't have.

Did you make the decision to subordinate the taxpayers and put them in the back of the line?

when the President says pass a bill, you can wonder why some of us say let me read the bill first and let us look at the details.

the President right now is touting what I call son of stimulus, another bill to come through, spend more taxpayer money, to do more things like this.

It seems to me in the last decade the implicit guarantee by Fannie and Freddie was certainly closely related, a major or a significant cause of the decline in underwriting standards.

I think another factor is the CRA-type mandate Congress has put out there, which also has not changed.

Seniors are urged not to carry their Social Security card to protect their Social Security number, but at the same time are being told they must have their Medicare card with them at all times in order to get health care. This makes no sense.

But that is costing you and me more when we go to the hospital.

Well, I am told that docs aren't even going to school anymore because it doesn't look like a profitable profession.

I don't see any reduction in cost.

My concern is that many metro Detroiters are at risk of being poisoned if a terrorist decides to dump a bunch of biological agents in that drinking water system.

I want to protect them the best I can.