William Galvin

Massachusetts Secretary of State

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Massachusetts Secretary of State and Chair of the Committee on Presidential Primaries

William Galvin on KCRW

No less an authority than Alan Greenspan, former Chair of the  Federal Reserve , called sub-prime mortgages a tool for democratizing credit.

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