The current process we use for making these choices does not work. It has not worked. It is completely dysfunctional.
Tim Geithner: “The current process we use for making these choices does not work. It has not worked. It is completely dysfunctional.”
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Geithner criticizes the current political process for budget decisions as ineffective.
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