The president spoke the other day about the risks inherent in the loan guarentee program and that some failures like Solyndra would occur. See the quote below the Rohrshach
http://freebeacon.com/...
Congress–Democrats and Republicans–put together a loan guarantee program because they understood historically that when you get new industries–it’s easy to raise money for start-ups, but if you want to take them to scale sometimes there’s a lot of risk involved, and what the loan guarantee program was designed to do was to help start-up companies get to scale. And the understanding is that some companies are not going to succeed, some companies are going to do very well, but the portfolio as a whole ends up supporting the kind of innovation that helps make America successful in this innovative 21st century economy. Do I wish that Solyndra had gone bankrupt? Absolutely not. And obviously it’s heartbreaking it happened for the workers who were there.
So that got me wondering what all the companies in this portfolio and how has the overall performance been. If there have been companies that are doing very well, why are they not being highlighted.
Conversely if there are none, then the entire program was a waste of our money.
Any idea where the sucesses are?