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The $1 Trillion Men (and women): The House Of Representatives
Posted at The Political and Financial Markets Commentator by Michael Haltman
Sep. 29, 2008
Tagged with: bailout bill, democrats, flight to quality, house of representatives, libor, majority leader, mortgage crisis, nancy pelosi, partisan politics, political commentary

The $1 Trillion Men (and women): The House Of Representatives

The Bailout Bill Goes Down

Apparently Nancy Pelosi, Majority Leader in the House, does not know how to count very well. Leading up to one of the most important votes in recent history, it would seem that she did not know how many in her own party would vote yes, let alone how many in the other party would vote yes. The result; only 205 yes when 217 was needed to pass this bailout bill, a bill that most pundits and industry insiders say is necessary so that we avoid slipping into an even deeper recession or worse.   To read the whole story, please go to

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