Blog: Dodge dealers lobby for bailout

Local boys Charlie Foulke and David Kelleher have their work cut out for them today and tomorrow on Capitol Hill.

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From the Source: Breaking News Blog: Local Dodge dealers lobby for bailout in DC

Inquirer business reporter Maria Panaritis writes: Local boys Charlie Foulke and David Kelleher have their work cut out for them today and tomorrow on Capitol Hill.