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Albert Brooks: Don't pay Congress til fiscal cliff deal is reached

Actor and comedian Albert Brooks clearly isn’t impressed with the progress of fiscal cliff negotiations. This afternoon, he proposed a way to force legislators to get serious: don’t pay them.

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Many of his followers were right behind him:

https://twitter.com/Bodogged/status/284425043100983298

https://twitter.com/GloverTroy/status/284424655933149185

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It’s an interesting idea, but others aren’t convinced that it would produce the desired effect, simply because many in Congress aren’t exactly lacking when it comes to income:

https://twitter.com/chrisobrien89/status/284424742700720128

https://twitter.com/Jbperren/status/284426413803724802

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