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Published 1/9/2009 by timothy.noah at The Big Money
Robert Rubin, the former Treasury Secretary in the Clinton administration, left his high-ranking position at Citigroup today dogged by criticism for his role in the bank’s ongoing financial trouble. In an October 30, 2008 piece, Timothy Noah insisted that Rubin had unfairly escaped blame for the current financial crisis. The original article is below.
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