A lot of people warned that it would create a TARP II bailout.

$68 billion. So that is a long way from being a break-even place, isn't it?

$132 billion still outstanding.

A recent Treasury report dispute this notion, stating that it is not a TARP program.

I have several concerns about the cost per student, program performance evaluations, and employment outcomes over the life of a Job Corps participant.

Do you understand that these rules, as we understand it, and they are being implemented, will kill American jobs, not create them?

What we want to do is create jobs, sustain jobs, isn't it?

If these groups were counted, the real unemployment rate would be 14.9 percent.

Don't forget a balanced approach.

Our Nation continues to face an unemployment rate more than 8 percent, the longest stretch of high unemployment in this Nation since the Great Depression.

Well, there should be fairness, and people ought to go by the law. And you have to root out fraud and everything else.

These rules, I believe, are clearly not meant to reform the program but, some people believe, to shutter it.