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</html><description>We've taken aim repeatedly at Tom Miller's obvious soft touch toward banks in his role as lead negotiator in the 50 state attorney generals negotiation over foreclosure abuses. Some of his questionable actions:    Promising to put people in jail, then quickly reversing himself  Working closely with the bank-friendly Treasury Department when the state and Federal legal issues are very different, rendering the rationale for cooperation suspect.....</description></oembed>

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