On the recordJanuary 7, 2009
Well, we were also told that with the first TARP that that money would go to buy toxic assets.
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congress.govWell, we were also told that with the first TARP that that money would go to buy toxic assets.
Enzi questions the effectiveness of TARP in addressing toxic assets.
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