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Bracketology and Public Policy

March 20, 2013 Arthur Lieber Budget, Economy, Employment, Ethics, Financial reform, Obama, Sports Leave a comment

Don’t expect to learn a lot about how President Obama governs the country from how he fills out his NCAA men’s basketball tournament selections. 

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