If we wanted to look at who to blame as far as how we ended up with two great companies in bankruptcy, we certainly have to look at management, maybe we look at the government policies, high levels of taxation at Federal and State levels, regulations that we put on our companies.
Jim DeMint: “If we wanted to look at who to blame as far as how we ended up with two great companies in bankruptcy, we certainly have…”
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DeMint discusses the various factors leading to the companies' bankruptcy.
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