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The Prudent Man Archive: September 2011
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Note to Republicans: Stop bashing Ben Bernanke
Both Atlas and Sisyphus, Fed chair is the only adult left in Washington. Published September 22 2011
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Now writing on investing, politics, music, and theater for the Washington Times Communities, Terry was formerly the longtime music and culture critic for the Washington Times (1994-2009).
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