On the recordApril 18, 2012
I will tell you, though, I agree with one of my colleagues when he said people who commit bad behavior should be jailed.
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congress.govI will tell you, though, I agree with one of my colleagues when he said people who commit bad behavior should be jailed.
Capuano supports jail time for those responsible for financial misconduct.
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