By inserting political considerations into the market, the Bank's activities do expose taxpayers to risks, while producing a less efficient economy than would otherwise occur in a free market without the Bank's interference.
Hensarling argues that the Bank's political involvement harms economic efficiency and taxpayer safety.
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