[texas booster]

Federal officials alleged Murotech exceeded both limits when employees of affiliated companies were included. The company later applied to have both loans forgiven.

This is an example of what happens when Congresscritters try to give away more money to buy votes.

The rules were arbitrary and not well codified, but the rules that Congress passed were difficult to understand.

Difficult, but not impossible.

Until the lender (Uncle Sugar) changes his mind.

[Hyman Roth]

Difficult, but not impossible

Kind of like killing that Jew in Miami...:>)

[Pontiac]

This is an example of what happens when Congresscritters try to give away more money to buy votes.

Or campaign contributions.

The rules were arbitrary and not well codified, but the rules that Congress passed were difficult to understand.

Which is why companies have people (in house or contractors) that do nothing but figure out how to comply with these complex processes, regulations or laws.

Entire law firms that specialize in nothing but Grant Applications.

Why is suburban Washing DC the fastest growing urban area in the country? I wonder.