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Summers vs. Bernanke? I'd Take Summers -- By: Larry Kudlow 
National Review Online | by webmaster@nationalreview.com (Larry Kudlow) | Mon, Jun 8
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The New York Times ran a front-page story today on personal tensions between Larry Summers and other top Obama economic advisors. Parsing through it, it looks like Austan Goolsbee, who argued against the Chrysler bailout, has the cheekiest relationship with Summers. Christina Romer ta...
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