Monday, September 29, 2008
U.S. House bailout vote fails
The House of Representatives Monday rejected by a vote of 228-205 a Wall Street bailout bill that would have authorized the Treasury Department to spend up to US$700-billion to purchase broken mortgage-backed bonds from banks with the goal of jump-starting stalled capital markets.Defeated by skeptics from both parties who questioned the need for it and whether it would work, the bailout plan was proposed by the Bush administration on Sept. 20.
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They did the right decision, the problem should revised the fundamental of economic based, not for certain greedy fellow only.
Good, all vote against the proposal.
The bill just passed the Senate today by a huge margin. Its supposed to go through the house tonight or tomorrow.
Who knows what the heck will happen with this bill.
i dont really understand about this ^^
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