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Text size [+][-]  Friday March 19 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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25 Jan 2010 21:07

Penalty for failure

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Bernanke is opposed by hard-money Republicans and anti-Wall Street Democrats. If the latter prevail, his replacement might be worse. But his role in the housing bubble and refusal to admit error make it wrong to keep him. Even in government, messing up should be penalized.

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