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I wonder how Goldman Sachs feels about "Health Insurance Exchanges"?

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Sun, 07/19/2009 - 9:37am — lambert

Hmm.... Seems like Goldman Sachs has invested a lot of money in key Senators on "health" "care" "reform." Dodd, and Snowe and Collins*....

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So what's their angle? Pharma?

NOTE "The Goldman Sachs Girls"...

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"good old class resentment"

By ElizabethF on Sun, 07/19/2009 - 10:55am

All of these companies were beneficiaries of gargantuan government bailouts, in assorted forms and varied sums, but if they assumed they’d hear bravos for prompt paybacks and quick turnarounds, they were in for a shock. At a time when so many people are struggling with foreclosures and are either unemployed or worried about losing a job, these earnings were bound to stir up some basic questions of fairness.

And along with those questions, a rebirth, perhaps, of a type of anger that hasn’t been widespread for a while: good old class resentment.

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