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September 30, 2008
"I just feel like this was a rush. I don’t totally trust the process that we have gone through for the last seven to eight days."
- Republican Rep. Dave Reichert on the Bush administration's execution of their plan to convince Congress to vote for the $700 billion financial industry aid plan.
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