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From: Congressional Testimony
Date: 20080124
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Congressional Testimony
01-24-2008
Statement of Max Baucus Senator United States Senate Committee on Senate
Finance January 24, 2008 Willa Cather once wrote: ``Religion and art spring
from the same root and are close kin. Economics and art,`` she wrote, ``are
strangers.`` Today, despite Cather`s admonition, we will seek common ground
between economics and art. We will continue our examination of economic
stimulus. And we will consider whether we can find any artful solutions
for the American economy. Tuesday, we discussed the criteria for what makes
sense for fiscal stimulus. A consensus is ...

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