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Rolfe Winkler: Those Calling For Financial Reform Aren't Being Upfront About The Costs

First Posted: 5/6/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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Those calling for financial reform aren't being upfront about its costs, making it impossible to achieve. This was again evident at the Roosevelt Institute's otherwise very good conference at Time Warner Center yesterday.

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Those calling for financial reform aren't being upfront about its costs, making it impossible to achieve. This was again evident at the Roosevelt Institute's otherwise very good conference at Time War...
Those calling for financial reform aren't being upfront about its costs, making it impossible to achieve. This was again evident at the Roosevelt Institute's otherwise very good conference at Time War...
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