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>>I used to think that, but watching Goldman Sachs go completely
>>Republican over the last couple of years has been interesting. I
>>think it's two things: Bush cut their taxes, and they like to back
>>whoever's in power. But GS was a hotbed of Wall Street liberals,
>>and now it's not.
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>>Doug
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>Who did you have in mind for liberals at GS and when? I ask because
>this statement elicited great laughs from family members. Since you
>are somewhat older than I we probably have impressions from slightly
>different times. How many, percentage wise, does a hotbed take?
I was being a bit ironic, of course. But it wasn't that long ago that Robert Rubin was co-chair of GS. And the most liberal member of the Senate, or close to it, Jon Corzine, is also a GS alum. GS used to give lots of money to the Dems; now it's solidly Repub.
Doug