It seems to me that part of our problem here is not intentions, but it is ability to execute. What we have done is we have replaced the private sector. We have replaced the innovators, the people that are getting stuff done in our economy. We have replaced them with unelected bureaucrats who don't often know what the real world is like and how it operates. I think that has caused so many problems.
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I simply note that if this was about protecting investors and maximizing their profit, we wouldn't force them to go into a lower return product like my colleagues are trying to do. Mr. Speaker, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from…
I continue to reserve the balance of my time until the gentlewoman is prepared to close.
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