I have been wondering. After we agreed to the TARP program to buy troubled assets, I have seen us buying a lot of troubled banks, troubled auto companies, and if you are finally buying down some troubled assets, it is about time.
Kit Bond: “I have been wondering. After we agreed to the TARP program to buy troubled assets, I have seen us buying a lot of…”
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Bond expresses concern about the TARP program's focus on banks and auto companies.
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