A man in a red shirt is standing next to a woman in a blue dress. They are both holding hands and smiling at each other. The institutions and individuals he supports--call them Milliken Men--have helped legitimize a point of view that still commands virtually no support among professional economists, and which was regarded, even a decade ago, as politically beyond the pale. Moreover, it is a well-established rule that Congress is presumed not to have intended absurd results. Can we conclude the hypothesis 'The rule of thumb is to assume Congress meant to achieve the most absurd results possible.' is true?
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