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Published 9/24/2008 by Jonathan Weisman at Wash Post Elections
Last Thursday, as the Bush administration opened talks with Congress on a $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan, Senate Democrats gathered for lunch in the Capitol to hear former Treasury secretary Lawrence H. Summers urge them to hold firm in their push for more economic stimulus but to move quic...
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