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One trillion in discretionary spending, Omnibus Bill

President Barack Obama will do two seemingly contrary things today: deliver remarks about the need to reform the earmarking process in Congress and then sign an omnibus spending bill with several bill

AIG and Citigroup Get More Bailout Money

Both AIG and Citigroup get the federal government to agreed to pour in more money $30 Billion for AIG and for Citigroup a preferred to common stock swap that could lead to up to a 36% taxpayer stake.

Rescue Efforts Ding U.S.'s Triple-A Rating

By LIZ RAPPAPORT WSJ
The creditworthiness of the U.S. is deteriorating more rapidly than most of its triple-A rated brethren.

HR1 Dissenter Congressman Tom McClintock "Do No Harm"

The following are 2 arguments Tom McClintock made against the HR1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 that passed.

$787 Billion More, HR1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

“This is one of the most expensive pieces of legislation Congress has ever approved," McConnell, the Senate Republican Leader

Chart Breakdown of the $787 Billion Stimulus Package Bailout

The 1,073 page HR1 American Recovery and Reinvestmen

Taxpayers Are Now The Largest Shareholders of Bank of America

The bank had been pressing the government for help after it was surprised to learn that Merrill would be taking a fourth-quarte

Taxpayers Are Now The Largest Shareholders of Citigroup Bank

Since October, the bank has received $45 billion in cash infusions from the US Treasury, making the US government its largest

State Governors Seek 1 Trillion Bailout

After bailing out Wall Street and the U.S.

GMAC is Receiving Bank Status to Tap into the Bailout Funds

The Federal Reserve has agreed to reclassify GMAC Financial Services as a bank holding company, aiding the auto lender's effort to gain access to billions in government capital through the Troubled As

Congress Considers Bailing Out Its Ethanol Mistakes

(WSJ) (SeekingAlpha) And we thought we'd seen everything.

Bailout of the Auto Industry, Bush makes $17.4 billion in rescue loans available

WASHINGTON (AP) — Citing imminent danger to the national economy, President Bush ordered an emergency bailout of the U.S.

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