Robert Menendez actually said...

"Many large companies--Microsoft, Wells Fargo, Merck, Aetna--have already taken steps to disclose their political expenditures, and to me it illustrates the ease in which it can be done."

"Earlier this year I introduced the Shareholder Protection Act with several of my colleagues to disclose corporate spending in elections in the wake of what I believe is a misguided decision on Citizen..."

"But if that answer you gave Senator Reed, that a robust housing market is ultimately going to place the taxpayers in a better position, why is it that you view so narrowly the ability to think a littl..."

"Clearly, the fee is meant to ensure that the borrower is the one who bears the burden, not the entities."