Doug Rediker

Director of the Global Strategic Finance Initiative, New America Foundation

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Director of the Global Strategic Finance Initiative at the New America Foundation

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Just one day after President Obama unveiled his proposed overhaul of financial regulations, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner was called to defend it on Capitol Hill.

President Obama Wants New Rules for Wall Street

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Just one day after President Obama unveiled his proposed overhaul of financial regulations, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner was called to defend it on Capitol Hill.

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