Ex-GOP Strategist: Wall Street Needs Parole Officer
The Bush administration is moving forward with the financial bailout plan. Kevin Phillips, a former Republican strategist now known for his scathing criticisms of Republican policy, tells Renee Montagne that Wall Street needs not only a rescue, but also a parole officer — and it should not be Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.
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