Afternoon Quickie 03/16/2009

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Huffington Post - Getting Lehman Wrong a Second Time
Mortgage Insider - Obama to propose tougher finance rules
Huffington Post - The Button-Down Mafia: How the Public Accounting Firms Run a Racket on Investors and Thrive While Their Clients Fail
Housing Wire - Mortgage Fraud at All-Time High: Report
Huffington Post - Economic Credibility Gap: Obama Defies His Own Economic Team, Demands Move to Block AIG Bonuses

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