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Fortune: Rahm Emanuel: Chicago's new bossupdated: Mon Dec 19 2011 11:50:00

If Chicago were a company, it would be the classic big, successful incumbent that needs new management. Its finances are out of whack. Public education is awful; only 55% of ninth-graders graduate from high school. The homicide rate is much higher than in New York or Los Angeles. America's third-largest city, Chicago gained population in the '90s and then lost all those gains over the past decade. The city still thrives -- it's No. 7 in a recent PricewaterhouseCoopers ranking of world cities by competitiveness -- but the trends aren't great. Chicago got new management in May when Rahm Emanuel was inaugurated as mayor. He's the kind of insider-outsider who often succeeds in redirecting an enterprise. A Chicagoan born and raised who worked in the first campaign of his predecessor, Richard M. Daley, he knows the territory. But he owes nothing to Chicago's Democratic machine. Emanuel, 52, was an adviser in the Clinton White House, then represented a Chicago-area district in Congress for

Chicago's former first lady diesupdated: Mon Nov 28 2011 13:35:00

Maggie Daley, the wife of a former Chicago mayor, died Thursday night after battling breast cancer.

Funeral held for Maggie Daleyupdated: Mon Nov 28 2011 13:35:00

A funeral is held for Maggie Daley, the wife of a former Chicago mayor, at Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Chicago.

With short video, Obama launches bid for re-electionupdated: Tue Apr 05 2011 09:47:00

With a short video on BarackObama.com, the sitting president of the United States has launched his bid for re-election.

2007: Obama launches presidential bidupdated: Tue Apr 05 2011 09:47:00

Then Sen. Barack Obama announced his White House bid in February, 2007 before a crowd in chilly Springfield, Illinois.

Political Circus: Will the real Mayor Emanuel please stand up?updated: Tue Mar 01 2011 12:54:00

Politics is serious business -- but not all the time.

Rahm Emanuel wins Chicago mayor's raceupdated: Wed Feb 23 2011 09:08:00

The former White House Chief of Staff avoided an April runoff in the race to replace Richard M. Daley.

Rahm Emanuel wins Chicago mayoral voteupdated: Wed Feb 23 2011 09:08:00

Rahm Emanuel, the former chief of staff to President Barack Obama, won the Chicago mayoral election over five other challengers Tuesday, topping the 50% threshold to avoid a runoff vote, CNN projects.

Political Circus: Obama as coach in chiefupdated: Mon Feb 21 2011 11:58:00

Politics is serious business -- but not all the time.

Rahm 'happy' about being on ballotupdated: Fri Jan 28 2011 05:36:00

Rahm Emanuel reacts to the Illinois Supreme Court's decision that he met the requirement to run for Chicago mayor.

Illinois Supreme Court keeps Emanuel on ballotupdated: Fri Jan 28 2011 05:36:00

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel met residency requirements and that his name will stay on the mayoral ballot in Chicago.

Illinois Supreme Court to hear Emanuel appealupdated: Tue Jan 25 2011 19:34:00

The Illinois Supreme Court will take up a ruling that would keep Rahm Emanuel off the Chicago mayoral ballot, and the court has agreed to a motion for an expedited ruling.

Rahm Emanuel's mayoral dramaupdated: Tue Jan 25 2011 19:34:00

Former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is confident he can get his name on the ballot for Chicago mayor.

Gun control measures don't stop violenceupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 05:47:00

Against the horrific backdrop of the Tucson, Arizona, tragedy, new gun control proposals are on the way. Some of our legislators will be tempted to apply Rahm Emanuel's aphorism, "Never let a good crisis go to waste."

Protecting kids from guns, or a felony?updated: Wed Jan 19 2011 05:47:00

A proposed law would forbid doctors from asking whether parents have a gun in the home. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.

Emanuel cleared for Chicago mayoral runupdated: Thu Dec 23 2010 13:15:00

It's full steam ahead for Rahm Emanuel's Chicago mayoral bid.

Political Circus: Cash-strapped city turns to sex taxupdated: Wed Dec 15 2010 13:35:00

Politics is serious business -- but not all of the time. From the halls of Congress to the campaign trail to the international stage, there's always something that gets a laugh or a second glance.

Former U.S. Senator is running for mayor of Chicagoupdated: Tue Nov 23 2010 05:21:00

The first black woman to win a seat in the U.S. Senate has thrown her political hat back into the ring, beating Monday's deadline for hopeful candidates to turn in the required signatures needed to be placed on the mayoral ballot here.

Political Circus: 'Rahmbo' dodges eggupdated: Thu Nov 11 2010 15:58:00

Politics is serious business -- but not all of the time. From the halls of Congress to the campaign trail, there's always something that gets a laugh. Here are some of the things you might have missed:

Henry in the House: Rouse might stay a whileupdated: Fri Oct 15 2010 17:51:00

Pete Rouse was supposed to be the "interim" White House chief of staff, but an increasing number of senior Democrats inside and outside the White House are telling me it's looking more and more likely that he will stay on a more permanent basis -- maybe even through the 2012 election battle.

Obama taps new national security adviserupdated: Fri Oct 08 2010 17:30:00

President Obama announces that Tom Donilon will replace retired Marine Gen. Jim Jones as national security adviser.

Quick shots: Obama should steer clear of Emanuelupdated: Thu Oct 07 2010 14:15:00

Editor's note: There are 26 days to go before voters cast ballots in the hotly contested midterm elections. In this special feature, CNN's political contributors share their quick thoughts on what's making news.

Reliable Sources: Haven't we already seen this movie?updated: Fri Oct 01 2010 15:03:00

I was in the host's chair last year when Anita Dunn launched a White House assault on Rupert Murdoch's network, calling it an arm of the Republican Party. The flap dominated the news for weeks and probably just wound up boosting the Fox News Channel's visibility.

Emanuel steps down for expected Chicago runupdated: Fri Oct 01 2010 15:00:00

Veteran Illinois politician Rahm Emanuel -- long known as one of toughest men in American politics -- has stepped down from his powerful position as White House chief of staff, President Barack Obama officially announced Friday.

Rahm Emanuel to run for Chicago mayor?updated: Fri Oct 01 2010 15:00:00

CNN's Ed Henry looks at Rahm Emanuel and his possible bid for mayor of Chicago.

Obama's chief of staff leaving White Houseupdated: Fri Oct 01 2010 11:26:00

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is stepping down from his position, President Obama announced Friday.

Henry in the House: Who Is Pete Rouse?updated: Fri Oct 01 2010 10:37:00

President Obama is going from a chief of staff dubbed "Rahmbo" who once sent a dead fish to a political opponent to the exact opposite: a shy, self-effacing guy known for being a gentle boss and a cat lover.

Rahm Emanuel faces uphill battle to be Chicago mayorupdated: Fri Oct 01 2010 07:54:00

It's laughable to watch political prognosticators on the various TV shows weigh in on Rahm Emanuel's chances of becoming the next mayor of Chicago, Illinois. If you trust any of them, you swear President Barack Obama's outgoing chief of staff sees the position as a birthright that he is about to assume now that Richard M. Daley is stepping down.

Rahm Emanuel no friend on immigrationupdated: Thu Sep 30 2010 10:38:00

Here's something liberals and conservatives have in common: It may soon be the case that neither camp will have Rahm Emanuel to kick around anymore. Now it's time to give Chicago, Illinois, voters a chance to do some kicking of their own.

Rahm Emanuel searching for a new home?updated: Thu Sep 30 2010 10:38:00

Rahm Emanuel may announce his Chicago mayoral run, by Friday, but he might not be able to move back into his old home.

Sources: Emanuel to leave White Houseupdated: Tue Sep 28 2010 11:11:00

Reports have surfaced that Rahm Emanuel will leave President Obama's staff to make a run for Chicago mayor.

Colorful 'Rahmbo' Emanuel helped shape Obama's agendaupdated: Tue Sep 28 2010 11:11:00

Rahm Emanuel, President Obama's chief of staff, is known as a force of nature who efficiently navigates the back halls of Congress to get exactly what he wants.

Who is Rahm Emanuel?updated: Tue Sep 28 2010 11:10:00

Rahm Emanuel's experience dates back to fundraising for Chicago Mayor Richard Daley. CNN's Susan Roesgen reports.

Sources: Emanuel all but certain to run for Chicago mayorupdated: Tue Sep 28 2010 11:10:00

Three Democratic sources close to Rahm Emanuel tell CNN that the White House chief of staff informed senior colleagues he is all but certain to run for mayor of Chicago, and will leave the White House to take the final exploratory steps.

Emanuel may leave White House in October, sources sayupdated: Thu Sep 23 2010 05:50:00

There is now a good chance that White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel will step down from his post as early as October to focus on running for mayor of Chicago, according to two people close to Emanuel.

Who might replace Rahm Emanuel?updated: Sun Sep 12 2010 02:45:00

The smart money in Washington and Chicago, Illinois, says it's all but a certainty that within weeks Rahm Emanuel will throw his hat into the ring to replace retiring Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley. So the parlor game over who will replace Emanuel as White House chief of staff has already kicked into high gear.

Is 'Rahmbo' heading back to Chicago?updated: Sat Sep 11 2010 03:14:00

Is the toughest guy in the White House about to leave town?

Obama shouldn't be campaigner-in-chiefupdated: Wed Sep 08 2010 11:12:00

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel may have gotten his get-out-of-jail card in just the nick of time.

Obama: 'They talk about me like a dog'updated: Wed Sep 08 2010 11:12:00

President Obama delivers a speech in Wisconsin, where he says among other things the GOP talks "about me like a dog."

Money Magazine: The silver lining in Europe's messupdated: Wed Jul 21 2010 12:21:00

During the mortgage meltdown in 2008, White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel quipped that you should "never allow a crisis to go to waste." He was referring to the Obama administration's policy goals, but it's not a bad maxim for investors.

White House to hold bipartisan talks with senators on energy reformupdated: Mon Jun 21 2010 10:29:00

In a strategy similar to the endgame on health care reform, President Barack Obama will convene top senators from both parties at the White House on Wednesday to try to reach a deal on an energy reform bill.

Democrats continue hammering GOP over Barton apology to BPupdated: Sun Jun 20 2010 15:49:00

A top Democrat kept up the Joe Barton drumbeat Sunday, saying the Republican legislator's defense of BP last week was an example of GOP ideology that favors big business.

Sen. Murkowski responds to DNC adupdated: Sun Jun 20 2010 15:49:00

Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) responds to a DNC ad about the oil spill and Rep. Barton's recent apology to BP.

Emanuel: Netanyahu reschedules Washington visit for July 6updated: Sun Jun 20 2010 09:40:00

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will next meet with President Barack Obama in Washington on July 6 for talks originally planned for earlier this month, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said in an interview broadcast Sunday.

Ought the BP CEO not yacht?updated: Sat Jun 19 2010 18:45:00

A posh weekend at an annual yacht race off the coast of England has embattled BP CEO Tony Hayward once again treading water in social media, and tweeting a defense.

White House admits effort to keep Sestak out of Senate raceupdated: Fri May 28 2010 21:23:00

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel used former President Bill Clinton as an intermediary last year as part of a failed administration effort to dissuade Pennsylvania Rep. Joe Sestak from running for the U.S. Senate, according to a publicly released memorandum from the White House legal counsel's office.

Sestak reacts to White House statementupdated: Fri May 28 2010 21:23:00

The White House acknowledges it offered Joe Sestak a job if he stayed out of the PA senate race. CNN's Dana Bash reports.

White House steps up Jewish outreach amid criticism of Mideast policyupdated: Thu May 27 2010 14:23:00

When Rabbi Jack Moline recently confronted his friend Rahm Emanuel about mounting Jewish anxiety over the Obama administration's Mideast policy, he was surprised at the White House Chief of Staff's response: to invite Moline and more than a dozen other rabbis to the White House for a nearly two-hour conversation.

Angry at government, voters may revolt in November, survey showsupdated: Wed Apr 21 2010 06:53:00

The party in power often suffers in midterm elections, but a recent survey suggests that "epic" discontent has created an angry and energized electorate.

Comment: Let's move on from Massa controversyupdated: Fri Mar 12 2010 16:33:00

America watched a career collapse this week, in a bizarre cloud of sex, scandal and stories of angry naked men that's overshadowing everything else in U.S. politics.

Rahm Emanuel in the political crosshairsupdated: Tue Mar 09 2010 20:34:00

White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is accustomed to working in the shadows, but he now finds himself the subject of newspaper stories.

Palin should cut the hypocrisyupdated: Thu Feb 11 2010 13:59:00

Sarah Palin's most ardent supporters in "real America" love to suggest that those of us who don't buy into her shtick fail to grasp why they love her, citing her realness, plain-spokenness and whatever else they can conjure up.

Where DC's elite eatupdated: Mon Nov 30 2009 13:00:00

While political power in the nation's capital swings between parties, the power lunch remains the same.

The D.C. power lunch: Where Washington's elite go to eatupdated: Mon Nov 30 2009 13:00:00

While administrations come and go, and power in Congress teeters between political parties, one thing remains constant in the lives of Washington, D.C.'s, elite: the power lunch.

Obama should focus on jobs, not deficitupdated: Tue Nov 17 2009 11:40:00

Regardless of the outcome of the health care reform effort, the difficult issue of cutting the federal budget deficit is likely to move front and center in 2010.

GOP's choice: Purity vs. power?updated: Mon Nov 02 2009 17:06:00

Usually, on the day before an election, the top story is how the candidates from each party are doing all they can to beat up the other side.

Phantom fear of Taliban is driving the war in Afghanistanupdated: Mon Nov 02 2009 14:37:00

The recent suicidal violence in Pakistan coincides with a growing concern that President Obama might be tempted by the same folly that drove President Bush and massively increase the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan -- by up to 65,000 if he were to listen to some of his military advisers.

King: Some strong yearnings for good earningsupdated: Mon Oct 19 2009 09:39:00

To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo

CNNMoney: Obama aides: Wall Street shouldn't fight reformupdated: Mon Oct 19 2009 06:06:00

Wall Street needs to focus more on helping Main Street than self-enrichment, two of President Obama's top advisers said.

Emanuel: Bush never asked key questions on Afghanistanupdated: Sun Oct 18 2009 13:20:00

One of President Obama's top advisers said Sunday the Bush administration failed to ask critical questions about the war in Afghanistan, leaving the Obama administration starting from scratch -- and leaving the war "adrift."

Travel leaders, lawmakers rally behind 'blacklisted' citiesupdated: Sat Aug 01 2009 16:30:00

Business isn't the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Las Vegas, Nevada, or Orlando, Florida, but these two entertainment capitals are also the top business meeting and convention destinations in the United States.

Commentary: Obama's most trusted aideupdated: Wed Jul 29 2009 15:59:00

Five days after the 2008 presidential election, Steve Kroft of "60 Minutes" did a profile on "Obama's brain trust," four political veterans that he reported were the president-elect's most important team members: David Plouffe, Robert Gibbs, David Axelrod and Anita Dunn.

GOP ratchets up health care reform debateupdated: Fri Jul 24 2009 17:00:00

As Democrats continue to splinter over President Obama's proposed health care reform plan, Republicans are taking the opportunity to home in on a key argument: A good bill deserves more time and deliberation.

Borger: Let's hear from Obama on health careupdated: Tue Jun 09 2009 13:39:00

There is a moment -- on every issue of consequence -- when a president has to step in and declare: I own this.

Money Magazine: A bear to rememberupdated: Mon May 25 2009 11:37:00

Back in March, when stocks were plunging to new, 12-year lows, you probably came down with a major case of PITS: plummeting-investment trauma syndrome. The symptoms: nausea and depression whenever you thought about your shrinking nest egg.

Bush-era interrogation may have worked, Obama official saysupdated: Tue Apr 21 2009 23:21:00

The Bush-era interrogation techniques that many view as torture may have yielded important information about terrorists, President Obama's national intelligence director said in an internal memo.

Fortune: Will the Motor City shakeup work?updated: Mon Apr 13 2009 18:25:00

While the jury's out on President Obama's decision to sub Fritz Henderson for Rick Wagoner as CEO of GM, the shift doesn't matter because the bailout is suspect. The reason? Of all the models the federal government could have picked for restructuring the automaker, it picked Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Emanuel dismisses Obama overexposure concernsupdated: Tue Mar 24 2009 22:45:00

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel dismissed questions about whether President Obama is being overexposed with his recent media blitz, saying Tuesday that the American people want to hear what Obama is doing about a struggling economy.

Obama dropping vets insurance proposalupdated: Wed Mar 18 2009 22:32:00

The Obama administration is abandoning a controversial plan to charge private insurers for treatment of veterans' service-connected ailments.

Senate debates $410 billion '09 spending billupdated: Mon Mar 02 2009 18:46:00

The U.S. Senate began tackling a $410 billion emergency spending bill Monday aimed at keeping the federal government operating for the remainder of fiscal year 2009, which ends September 30.

Commentary: Time for immigration reform is nowupdated: Fri Feb 20 2009 14:12:00

Obviously, President Obama has a lot on his plate: two wars, an ailing economy, the mortgage crisis and more. But that doesn't relieve him of the obligation to serve up his plan for immigration reform.

Commentary: Kirsten Gillibrand is a starupdated: Wed Jan 28 2009 16:05:00

The big news in New York politics is not that Caroline Kennedy, a deeply private person, preferred to be in private life.

Impeachment trial begins for Illinois governorupdated: Mon Jan 26 2009 14:01:00

The Illinois state Senate on Monday began its impeachment trial against Gov. Rod Blagojevich without the governor present.

Panel investigating Blagojevich won't subpoena Obama advisersupdated: Sun Dec 28 2008 16:23:00

After being told by prosecutors that their testimony could jeopardize the ongoing criminal investigation, the Illinois House panel considering impeachment charges against Gov. Rod Blagojevich will not subpoena advisers to President-elect Barack Obama, the panel's chairwoman said Sunday.

People.com: Five Things About Rahm Emanuel, Obama's New Chief of Staffupdated: Fri Nov 07 2008 10:59:00

Congressman Rahm Emanuel used to be a ballet dancer – and his brother helped inspire Entourage's Ari Gold

Emanuel 'gets things done'updated: Thu Nov 06 2008 18:04:00

CNN's Jessica Yellin says Rep. Rahm Emanuel has been chosen as Obama's chief of staff.

Emanuel expected to bring 'tough-minded' approach to White Houseupdated: Thu Nov 06 2008 18:04:00

U.S. Rep. Rahm Emanuel will bring a "tough-minded" and "pragmatic" approach to the White House when he becomes President-elect Barack Obama's chief of staff, according to people who know the Chicago, Illinois, native.

Emanuel pick gets mixed reactionupdated: Thu Nov 06 2008 18:01:00

President-elect Barack Obama's first major appointment received mixed reaction from Democrats and Republicans.

Fortune: Rahm Emanuel: Pit bull politicianupdated: Thu Nov 06 2008 13:35:00

Rahm Emanuel, the Chicago Congressman who will be President-elect Barack Obama's White House chief of staff, is "dangerous, absolutely relentless when he's got a political kill in sight," according to an admiring Republican colleague, Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole. Emanuel is also, President Clinton once told Fortune, "one of the top political minds in Washington," a former ballet dancer who "favors the counterattack over the attack."

Time.com: Bush Says Economy Will Bounce Backupdated: Sat Oct 18 2008 12:00:00

President Bush on Saturday sought to reassure Americans about the cost and scope of the nation's financial bailout plan

Bush outlines goals to fight climate changeupdated: Wed Apr 16 2008 18:37:00

President Bush on Wednesday called for halting the growth of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 2025 and said Congress -- not judges or regulators -- should take the lead role in grappling with global warming.

Dems don't override SCHIP vetoupdated: Mon Oct 22 2007 16:40:00

CNN's Jessica Yellin reports on the failed effort by Congressional Democrats to pass a kids' health insurance bill.

House fails to override Bush veto of child insurance billupdated: Mon Oct 22 2007 16:40:00

House Democrats on Thursday failed to override President Bush's veto of a children's health insurance bill that opponents said was too expensive.

Fortune: Ex-Goldman Sachs honcho's donkey fightupdated: Thu Oct 11 2007 07:05:00

When Philip D. Murphy, formerly global co-head of Goldman Sachs's investment management division, became the Democratic National Committee's national finance chairman last year (and yet another Goldman alum to enter politics), he knew he'd be stepping into the middle of a donkey fight - one that pitted DNC chair Howard Dean against Senator Charles Schumer and Congressman Rahm Emanuel.

Battle over kids' insuranceupdated: Tue Sep 25 2007 22:07:00

Defying a veto threat, House Dems push ahead with a kids' health insurance bill. CNN's Jessica Yellin reports.

Approval of spy bill urgedupdated: Sun Aug 05 2007 21:45:00

Approval of spy bill urged

Time.com: Everybody Hates Congressupdated: Wed Jul 11 2007 18:05:00

Back in power, the Democrats are discovering that role reversal in the House isn't all it's cracked up to be

No. 2 official at Justice Department resigns updated: Mon May 14 2007 17:41:00

The No. 2 official at the Justice Department, Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty, submitted his resignation to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, the Justice Department announced Monday.

Former Gonzales aide gets immunity updated: Wed Apr 25 2007 16:53:00

A House panel granted immunity Wednesday to a former Justice Department aide in its probe of the firings of eight U.S. attorneys, while senators authorized a subpoena for the White House's political director.

CNNMoney: For minimum wage, a veto means progressupdated: Wed Mar 28 2007 10:23:00

The Senate Thursday passed the Iraq war spending bill that included language that will increase the federal minimum wage for the first time in 10 years.

Aide: Democrat leader heard of Foley e-mails in 2005updated: Sat Dec 09 2006 11:28:00

The head of the House Democrats' campaign committee, Rep. Rahm Emanuel, had heard of former Rep. Mark Foley's inappropriate e-mails to a former male page a year before they became public, a campaign committee aide told CNN.

The realists take charge in Washingtonupdated: Sun Nov 12 2006 04:22:00

(Time.com) -- This was a big deal. Certainly, it was the end of George W. Bush's radical experiment in partisan governance. It might have been even bigger than that: the end of the conservative pendulum swing that began with Ronald Reagan's revolution.

Fortune: Rahm Emanuel: Rejuvenating the hopes of House Democratsupdated: Mon Oct 02 2006 10:44:00

On a wretchedly hot August day outside the Caterpillar tractor plant in Montgomery, Ill., President Bush and the state's congressional delegation gather for the signing of the massive transportatio...

Dems: Leaked Iraq report shows need for new directionupdated: Mon Sep 25 2006 09:39:00

Part of a classified intelligence report that says the war in Iraq has increased the threat of terrorism has fueled calls by congressional Democrats for a new direction in the nation's war on terrorism.

Fortune: Can a team player rescue the Republicans?updated: Thu Sep 21 2006 14:53:00

The pack of Barclays emerges ten minutes into our conversation, and John Boehner - plastics entrepreneur turned U.S. Congressman turned House majority leader - is unapologetic about a habit he hasn't bothered to try kicking in 20 years.

Fortune: Rahm Emanuel, Pitbull politicianupdated: Sun Sep 17 2006 20:19:00

On a wretchedly hot August day outside the Caterpillar tractor plant in Montgomery, Ill., President Bush and the state's congressional delegation gather for the signing of the massive transportation bill. This is 2005, the calm before the Katrina storm, and a rigorous mountain-biking schedule has the President in top shape.

Molly Ivins: Not. backing. Hillary.updated: Fri Jan 20 2006 09:08:00

I'd like to make it clear to the people who run the Democratic Party that I will not support Hillary Clinton for president.

CNNMoney: Lobbying against Americaupdated: Thu Aug 11 2005 18:08:00

There's no denying both political parties in Congress are now owned lock, stock and barrel by corporate interests. Our nation's elected officials in Washington have formed a partnership with the corporate supremacists and special interest groups in an effort to drive profits to the bottom line of U.S. multinationals at the expense of hard-working Americans.

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