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Advocate Magazine February 2009 – President Obama
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President Barack Obama ~ Rolling Stone Magazine 2008
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2008 President Barack Obama Magazine Pullout K
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Black Enterprise President Obama Magazine March 09 Mint
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President Barack Obama Michelle Inauguration Magazine
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President Barack Obama Rolling Stone Magazine Cover
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Rustic Cedar Magazine Frame Obama 44th President
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NYT Paul Krugman

Dimon’s Déjà Vu Debacle May 20, 2012
JPMorgan makes the case for strong financial regulation (with an assist from Mitt Romney). […]
Apocalypse Fairly Soon May 17, 2012
As Europe jogs toward its endgame, the euro could still be saved. But that would require major changes from European leaders. […]
Why We Regulate May 14, 2012
Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan Chase couldn’t make the reason clearer. […]
Easy Useless Economics May 11, 2012
Making excuses to not do anything about current unemployment isn’t just cruel and wasteful, it’s bad long-run policy, too. […]
Those Revolting Europeans May 7, 2012
How dare the French and Greeks reject a failed strategy! […]
Plutocracy, Paralysis, Perplexity May 4, 2012
Inequality is a major reason the economy is still so depressed and unemployment so high, and we have responded to crisis with a mix of inaction and confusion. […]

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