On the recordApril 18, 2012
It is very disappointing, however, that Treasury refused to make Dr. Berner available today to address these questions.
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congress.govIt is very disappointing, however, that Treasury refused to make Dr. Berner available today to address these questions.
Bachus expresses disappointment over the Treasury's lack of accountability regarding Dr. Berner's absence.
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