Part of the question I have is something I hear from many of my constituents, particularly after the most recent financial crisis in the country; they ask the question why, after mistakes are made by people in various positions of government, particularly in the regulatory area of government, you never seem to hear of anyone being fired?
Kanjorski questions accountability in government after financial crises.
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