>Rubin was the darling of Wall Street 'because he was one of them,'
>Henwood continued. 'But he's also known as an abrasive prick and a lot
>of people don't like him. A lot of people on Wall Street look at Summers
>as more of a pointy-headed Harvard boy, whereas Rubin was one of their
>own. He may have to prove himself by being more of a hard-ass than Rubin
>was.'
Oh damn, I missed this first time around. It's Summers that's the abusive prick, not Rubin. By all accounts, Rubin's a pretty nice, self-effacing guy.
Doug