Paulson resists calls for added help in bailout - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is resisting a Democratic push to add additional help for households to the $700 billion bailout bill. Paulson said Sunday that because financial markets remain under severe stress there is an urgent need for Congress
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Paulson says the credit markets remain frozen and bailout package must - Newsday
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says the nation's credit markets are very fragile and still frozen and Congress must move quickly to pass a $700 billion bailout package for financial firms. Paulson said Sunday that the nation's
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Americans' addiction to borrowing root of crisis - San Diego Union-Tribune
As Congress considers a plan for the government to take over hundreds of billions of dollars of bad debt from Wall Street, many economists say it is only treating the symptoms, rather than the cause, of the nation's economic problems. The real
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Congress asked to act quickly on $700B bailout - Boston Globe
WASHINGTON— President Bush says the White House is ready to work with Congress to quickly enact legislation to allow the government to purchase hundreds of billions of dollars worth of bad debt and bail out a troubled financial system that's on the
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America, addicted - Chicago Tribune
W hat would happen if instead of delivering canned speeches, the presidential candidates volunteered to take a truth serum and then talked freely about the dangers our country faces? They would tell us the threat to our national security comes not
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Paulson resists Democratic push to add additional help for households - Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Sunday that the nation's credit markets remain frozen and Congress must move quickly to pass a $700 billion bailout package for financial firms. But key Democrats said the legislation needs
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