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Ben Rudin
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Ben Rudin is a graduate of The Fund for American Studies program Engalitcheff Institute of Comparative Political and Economic Systems. As well, he has worked as an intern for then-Assembly member Christine Kehoe, and for the U.S. President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy – Office of the Vice Chair. Contact Ben at benexaminer@gmail.com.


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