On the recordJune 28, 2009
So what the bank doesn't want to do because it feels risky, they're more than happy to do when the taxpayers are on the line.
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congress.govClaire McCaskill: “So what the bank doesn't want to do because it feels risky, they're more than happy to do when the taxpayers are on the…”
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McCaskill highlights banks' reluctance to take risks while relying on taxpayer-backed loans.
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