On the recordApril 1, 2009
Chairman Conyers' recount of the problems that currently exist really runs contrary to what was represented to this Committee when the Bankruptcy so-called Reform Act of 2005 was passed.
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congress.govChairman Conyers' recount of the problems that currently exist really runs contrary to what was represented to this Committee when the Bankruptcy so-called Reform Act of 2005 was passed.
Delahunt criticizes the misleading promises made during the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2005.
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