On the recordJuly 1, 2010
We took care of the people on Wall Street but it is our duty to assist those who have fallen victim to circumstances beyond their control.
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congress.govWe took care of the people on Wall Street but it is our duty to assist those who have fallen victim to circumstances beyond their control.
Stressing the responsibility to help struggling individuals.
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