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June 3, 2009 - by Donny Shaw

  • How Wall Street paid off Washington to push changes in accounting rules. (Wonk Room via WSJ)
  • Sen Cornyn: “We don’t have enough Republicans to filibuster even if we wanted to, which I don’t think we do.” (Congress Matters)
  • The war supplemental gets bigger (Politico)
  • Did you know that the Director of the Congressional Budget Office has a blog? (Director’s Blog)
  • Are Democrats rushing health care to keep the details form the public? (Commentary)
  • Cool chart: sort states by change in GDP, change in jobs, or change in home prices. (Real Time Economics)
  • Creator of The Wire presses Congress to relax “certain anti-trust prohibitions with regard to the newspaper industry.” (Gawker)
  • Stimulative issues with the “Buy American” provision (New York Times)
  • Former Sen. Fritz Hollings: must enforce “Buy American” if we are to save the economy. (HuffPo)
  • In case your interested, lots of new pics on the White House flickr (Flickr)
  • Harkin says EFCA is still very much on the table. (PWW)
  • Bernanke warns deficits threaten financial security (Bloomberg)
  • Sen. Bunning responds: "Bernanke helped open up the floodgates of government spending for the last year.” (Glenn Thrush).

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