This $50 billion is gone once it is spent. I mean, it is not invested in something the taxpayers will get back.
Bob Corker: “This $50 billion is gone once it is spent. I mean, it is not invested in something the taxpayers will get back.”
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Corker highlights concerns about the non-recoverable nature of TARP funds.
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