On the recordMay 10, 2010
The problem is in practice we are seeing a lot of cases where it is not happening.
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congress.govThe problem is in practice we are seeing a lot of cases where it is not happening.
Vitter points out the failure to use local resources effectively.
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I think it was really, unfortunately, underreported in the national news for various reasons.
Was not this practice, in fact, by the numbers part of the Wells culture by definition because it was so widespread for so long a period of time?
Why isn't this crystal clear proof that an entity as big as Wells is not only too big to fail, but it is too big to manage and it is too big to regulate?
You should resign. You should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on.