How the World Works

By Andrew Leonard
Monday, Nov. 17, 2008 08:00 PST

Phil Gramm's legacy

I have only one comment to make on the New York Times' front-pager detailing Phil Gramm's role as the great deregulator during (and after) his tenure as a Republican senator from Texas.

Imagine how different the context would be if Gramm's good friend John McCain was the president-elect?

― Andrew Leonard

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