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Powerful Unions Jump aboard 'Occupy Wall Street' Movement

Even Ben Bernanke says he can't blame Occupy Wall Street , since the financial sector helped create America's current economic crisis. The Fed Chairman acknowledged that people are quite unhappy with the state of the economy and blame, "with some justification," the government's response.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Even Ben Bernanke says he can't blame Occupy Wall Street, since the financial sector helped create America's current economic crisis. The Fed Chairman acknowledged that people are quite unhappy with the state of the economy and blame, "with some justification," the government's response. Today, a group of powerful unions planned to march from Foley Square near New York City Hall to Zuccotti Park in the Financial District, where a few hundred protesters have been camping out for more than two weeks. Nate Rawlings is covering developments for Time magazine.

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Powerful Unions Jump aboard 'Occupy Wall Street' Movement

Even Ben Bernanke says he can't blame Occupy Wall Street , since the financial sector helped create America's current economic crisis. The Fed Chairman acknowledged that people are quite unhappy with the state of the economy and blame, "with some justification," the government's response.

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Powerful Unions Jump aboard 'Occupy Wall Street' Movement

Even Ben Bernanke says he can't blame Occupy Wall Street , since the financial sector helped create America's current economic crisis. The Fed Chairman acknowledged that people are quite unhappy with the state of the economy and blame, "with some justification," the government's response.

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