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Stimulus Flawed but Necessary; Dingell’s Still Hard at Work

By Norman Ornstein
Roll Call Contributing Writer
Feb. 11, 2009, Midnight

The core of this column is a celebration of a remarkable career that still keeps motoring on. But I can’t let the week go by without some observations on the stimulus package.

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