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President Obama flew to New York last night to attend three back-to-back fundraisers. The first event was held at the home of former New Jersey governor and Goldman Sachs chair, Jon Corzine. The New York Times described the $35,800-a-plate event as Obama’s first in a “kiss-and-make-up effort” with Wall Street donors. The Obama campaign is hoping to raise $1 billion for the 2012 election.
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