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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT34) WASHINGTON -- Oct. 1, 2005 -- NJ-CORZINE -- Senator Jon S. Corzine(D-N.J.), far right, voiced his support of filibusters in Congress at a rally with some Princeton University students in Washington in May 2005. With a ranking from The National Journal as the sixth most liberal Senator in 2004, Corzine embodies a kind of nouveau New Deal belief that a government driven by populism but not averse to capitalism can still help the vulnerable and the voiceless. To Republicans, his tax-and-spend reflexes make him an irrelevant extremist who lacks the fiscal discipline needed to be an effective governor. (Jamie Rose/The New York Times)
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2005-10-01
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The New York Times Agency
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