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The Arlington (Va.) Connection reports that Congressman Jim Moran convened an "emergency meeting of local leaders" last week to discuss the best way to carve up funds from the yet-to-be-passed Democratic "stimulus" package: The bill, which was introduced last week, will contain more than ...
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That’s the Keynesian Spirit!
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