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Obama Seeks Anew to Woo Wall Street
Wall Street may not be popular with voters, especially Democrats, but it's a major force in American politics, and could be crucial to the re-election campaign of a president who's trying to make up with the financial industry he once referred to as "fat cats." Nicholas Confessore reports for the New York Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWall Street may not be popular with voters, especially Democrats, but it's a major force in American politics, and could be crucial to the re-election campaign of a president who's trying to make up with the financial industry he once referred to as "fat cats." Nicholas Confessore reports for the New York Times.
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