I do not think there is a single community in the United States today that can consider themselves to have an opportunity to grow unless they have access to capital, to be able to borrow money, to be able to magnify what they could otherwise do with the resources at hand.
Mike Rounds: “I do not think there is a single community in the United States today that can consider themselves to have an…”
On the recordMarch 18, 2015
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Emphasizes the importance of access to capital for community growth.
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