Goldman Sachs and the Ghost of Sam Erwin
Don McNay
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Posted 05.25.2011
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Any stand-up comic knows that a great way to draw attention is to use profanity. Thus, it is truly sad to see a Senator I used to respect like Carl Levin fall for that tactic.
