Evan Bayh: “There is a 95-percent chance that they are rational decisionmakers and will behave like a normal nation state.”

Well, I would encourage you to keep an eye on that because to the extent that they are not harmonized, they can lead to some consequences that could hurt us commercially.

Well, and if they have to be focused on capital preservation, then obviously they are not lending, and that is yet another drag upon the recovery, isn't it?

The Fed, though, is now engaged in some rather extraordinary efforts, which I support, to prevent a lapse back into a more sluggish economy.

it's time now to allow men and women to serve their country and to do so without having to conceal their sexual orientation.