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&lt;p&gt;Dodd continually deceives the American People in his daily efforts as Chairman of the Senate Banking, Housing&amp;nbsp;and Urban Affairs committee.&amp;nbsp; It should come as no suprise that Dodd rakes in the most money from troubled instiutions like Fannie Mac &amp;amp; AIG, in hopes that he will return the favor.&amp;nbsp; From sweetheart deals, to executive bonus loopholes Dodd proves it&amp;#39;s time for yet another bailout, but this time for the people of Connecticut in the form of a new Senator.&lt;/p&gt;
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