Why don’t we dance more?
Just look at the kids in these videos:
This one is for Chris Gunness of UNRWA — and the kids: Go Gaza!
And here, too (the kids, in Rwanda):
Where the hell is Matt dot com…
And this is the one with 30 million views — the kids, in South Africa; the [...]
Former regulator, savings & loan investigator, and current Braintruster at the Roosevelt Institute William K. Black says that if Elizabeth Warren isn't appointed to head the consumer protection agency passed as part of the financial reform bill, it will be a clear sign that the agency isn't going to protect consumers at all. While Warren has done the research in the field for 20 years, he notes, other candidates preferred by Treasury Secretary Geithner have fallen more into the Rubin/Summers camp of deregulators.
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Between four governments*
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