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They needed an alternative and found it in a previously considered initiative to pair private investments and public loans to try to buy the risky assets and take them off the books of banks. There was one problem: They didn't have enough time to work out many details or consult with others before the plan was supposed to be unveiled."
-- Neil Irwin and Binyamin Appelbaum, on Obama's financial guru's economic version of "Hillarycare," in The Washington Post.
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