If we want to continue to be a first-rate economic power, if we want to protect our public, if we want to improve the quality of life of our citizens and our environment, if we want to create good, well-paying jobs that cannot be outsourced, it is time to do something.
Delaney emphasizes the need for infrastructure investment for economic competitiveness and job creation.
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if I was one of our foreign counterparties right now, ... these actions would somehow cause them to begin the process of slowly calibrating how they think about the United States as a counterparty.
If we designate this company, then the following businesses will likely go into other more lightly regulated institutions or new startup companies.
I care deeply about free markets and believe that market pricing should dictate all of, kind of, government financing.
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