Yes. If we were a parliamentary government, the government would have failed after Katrina. But we're not a parliamentar...
Because you can't do it. There's not -- you can't cut $100 billion from $477 billion of some of the most essential parts...
I think -- I think he makes an eminently fair point. So, January the 4th, two months, when they come back, let them spec...
But they have pledged to cut $100 billion -- 20 percent.
We do have some guidance from the Republicans in the Pledge to America, which was a campaign document in which they pled...
the fact that there was not anywhere close to sufficient accountability, that's what the Democratic Party exists for.
I think that what those banks did -- I think what these banks did and what -- what the greed that was exhibited there is...
You should never go out and tell people what you're doing is working, because they don't believe that.
Yes, but it's little bit of a different communication problem that I would say is, is that we have been very consistent.
I think he let the banks off way too easy. I think he -- way, way too easy when they signed off on TARP. I think they sh...
This was a tough night for the president, the public -- public expressing pretty serious reservations here.
What happened here was, you had unregulated, speculated, greedy bankers that caused a financial crisis unlike anything w...
He sets that up and says every day, we're coming out and fighting and we're doing things, fighting as hard as we can aga...
There have been a sizable number of subpoenas issued.
I think you may have a window of opportunity between the election and the end of the year to perhaps deal with that.
I can show you right now how you can save a billion dollars in your budget a billion dollars that you could reallocate t...
I believe it is this risk that we need to balance against any perceived risk of failure of a given project.
I would argue that we must lift the barriers that currently make it impossible to develop and manufacture new clean ener...
