On the recordMay 29, 2014
The subordination cost the American taxpayers $170 million, and I believe that was wrongdoing.
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congress.govHoward Griffith: “The subordination cost the American taxpayers $170 million, and I believe that was wrongdoing.”
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Griffith claims that the subordination in the Solyndra loan was financially damaging to taxpayers.
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