Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH), member of the Joint Economic Committee, contends that while some blame may be placed at on a less stable economy than years past, the main problem comes from an inability for state and federal regulators to act swiftly.

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He believes this slowness has directly, and negatively, affected consumers. (00:15)

 
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April 11, 2007
« Ambassador Andrew S. Natsios, the President’s special envoy to Sudan, describes how the southern part of Darfur/Sudan’s infrastructure is improving while the northern part is falling behind, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Chairman Joseph R. Biden (D-DE) announces the importance of limit the Khartoum support of Janjaweed and with providing them with unrestricted a fly zone and that is time to step up and do something, at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. »
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