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Articles Written by: JONATHAN WEISMAN
Obama delivered an unflinching defense yesterday of a bill that could not muster majority support in the House just two days earlier. Four hours later, both men cast their votes for its passage.
Voters now face the choice between two major-party ...
House Democratic and Republican leaders vowed to go back into negotiations to find compromise legislation to stabilize the credit markets, but no talks were scheduled. After U.S. financial markets closed, with the Dow Jones industrial average down a ...
When Sen. John McCain made his way to the Capitol office of House Minority Leader John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) just past noon on Thursday, he intended to "just touch gloves" with House Republican leaders, according to one congressional aide, and get ready ...
But with tempers still flaring, Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic nominee, appeared to quiet the controversy with his announcement last night that after consulting with President Bush, he, too, will be in Washington today.
McCain's move -- dismissed as ...
Summers, now a senior economic adviser to Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), was accompanied by Jason Furman, who is Obama's economic policy coordinator. "Basically, Obama's advisers are our advisers," said one Democratic leadership aide.
While the ...
Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain indicated they will not stand in the way of the Bush administration's $700 billion rescue of U.S. financial markets, and each offered his own proposals for making it more palatable to voters: Obama laid out a plan to ...
From JONATHAN WEISMAN AND SHAILAGH MURRAY,
The Washington Post,
23 Sep 2008
Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain indicated they will not stand in the way of the Bush administration's $700 billion rescue of U.S. financial markets, and each offered his own proposals for making it more palatable to voters: Obama laid out a plan to ...
From JONATHAN WEISMAN AND SHAILAGH MURRAY,
The Washington Post,
23 Sep 2008
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama and his running mate Joe Biden continue their separate campaign tours. The pair focused on the swing states of Missouri, Ohio, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, among other appearances to bolster support a ...
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Lawmakers return to the Capitol tomorrow for a quick session loaded with political traps and minefields, for each other and for presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain. These include offshore oil drilling and economic stimulus, with a ...
From JONATHAN WEISMAN AND PAUL KANE,
The Washington Post,
7 Sep 2008
