So I believe it is important that in any fraud prevention program--and I testify across Congress on these things--you have to have some consequences at the end of the day for people that might deter them.
Carper emphasizes the need for consequences in fraud prevention programs.
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We are better off when we hear community concerns at the beginning of the process rather than at the end.
We will do it again. Maybe the next time we will actually make it to Columbia.
To have vacancies that may be not just months, but in some cases years to that have been filled, that justice delayed is justice denied.
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