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Also, Matt, Thomas - as I noted in my Congressional post - you can use congressional records to prove any point you like.
Did Rs try to stop this? Yes! Did D's stop them? Yes! Did D's try to stop this? Yes! Did Rs try to stop them? Yes!
zzzz... relevence?
Whenever you hear/read a talking point blaming some congressional vote - take it with a grain of salt. Look it up, investigate a little - you'll frequently find that it's a wash.
As is the case with this financial mess. Did the Rs try to float a plan? Yes, and it didn't pass committee, and then it became another bill that no one was too concerned about. Oh, and 16 months after the fact, McCain piggy backed onto it. Also, Obama introduced a bill. And it went no where too.
Because? Bills are introduced every day. Some make it, some don't. Sometimes two bills that say almost the same thing, but one has pork for Ds and one has pork for Rs and thus, the party line votes.
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