On the recordApril 9, 2019
It just seems that if you have got businesses that are failing and you are responsible, you are going to come back and ask the American taxpayers for $100 million...
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congress.govIt just seems that if you have got businesses that are failing and you are responsible, you are going to come back and ask the American taxpayers for $100 million...
Hern expresses concern about taxpayer impact due to business failures.
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