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.govSo 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.
McCaskill highlights banks' reluctance to take risks while relying on taxpayer-backed loans.
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