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Indeed, its nonperforming loans and a financial condition which in other banks would have simply meant failure attest to the opposite conclusion.
So if ShoreBank "earned" its concessionary capital infusion, it did so as a worthwhile and politically-connected charitable organization — certainly not as a business.
Alex J. Pollock
Resident Fellow
American Enterprise Institute
Washington, D.C.
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