If you don't subordinate this loan guarantee and Solyndra goes bankrupt, the taxpayers are first in line to be repaid.
Joe Barton: “If you don't subordinate this loan guarantee and Solyndra goes bankrupt, the taxpayers are first in line to be repaid.”
On the recordNovember 16, 2011
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Barton explains the importance of loan guarantee subordination for taxpayer protection.
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