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When Flirting with Danger Extends to the Public Good
As Congress struggles with what to do about Anthony Weiner , one Washington columnist says Weiner's "Twitter problem has more to do with the perilous state of the nation's finances than you might think…" "We'd be better off if lawmakers gambled more with their private parts and less with the public good."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAs Congress struggles with what to do about Anthony Weiner, one Washington columnist says Weiner's "Twitter problem has more to do with the perilous state of the nation's finances than you might think…" "We'd be better off if lawmakers gambled more with their private parts and less with the public good." That's according to columnist Dana Milbank in today's Washington Post.
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- 7:34Is Higher Education Really Worth It?
- 44:26When Flirting with Danger Extends to the Public Good You’re reading this