the revenue savings from for instance, selling a lot of those institutions that were higher cost that didn't serve the community well morally, ethically, or just from a cost standpoint, never went back to reinvest in the savings.
DeSaulnier criticizes the failure to reinvest savings from selling costly institutions.
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