On the recordJune 2, 2009
How could a $192 million loss result in a $100-billion-plus loss to the taxpayers? How is that possible?
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congress.govHow could a $192 million loss result in a $100-billion-plus loss to the taxpayers? How is that possible?
Grayson challenges the logic behind the significant taxpayer losses compared to reported losses.
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