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We're already hearing rumors on Capitol Hill that one of the companies that will be interested in the Dubai Port properties once divestiture begins is ... Halliburton.
Makes sense. They are one of the few U.S. firms that could move in and handle the types of operations required.
But wouldn't that just be richest outcome? Democrats will just be spitting mad. And the MoveOn.org and Daily Kos types will be screaming that this whole thing was nothing more than a wiley Rovian plot to get Halliburton the deal.
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