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Reid Says Bailout Timing Helpful

It’s the right thing. And, I’m confident we’ll get a good strong bipartisan vote here in the Senate,” Reid said. “All I’m trying to do is get this thing passed.

Photo of the Day: Reid Besieged

Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) heads to the Senate floor on Wednesday after speaking to the media about the financial crisis and the government’s plan to bail out financial systems.

Clyburn: House Bailout Vote on Friday

Meanwhile, Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) revealed that the House Democratic leadership agreed with the Senate’s effort to bring the $700 billion bailout proposal to the floor Wednesday

Hoyer, Blunt See Growing Support in House

Speaking on NBC’s “Today,” both leaders suggested they would be engaging in talks across the aisle and within their respective parties to take the temperature on the bailout bill, which failed by a dozen

Shadegg Says He Might Support Bailout

Shadegg, interviewed on Arizona radio station KTAR, said raising the FDIC insurance cap from $100,000 to $250,000 and suspending the SEC’s mark-to-market accounting rules would likely win his vote

Florida: First Rooney TV Ad Touts Outsider Status

Rooney is a former judge advocate general and scion of the famed Pittsburgh Steelers family, and though he’s relatively inexperienced, GOP operatives believe his outsider status will benefit them

White House Works to Pass Senate Bill

today for the Senate financial bailout bill to be voted on tonight, asserting that support in Congress for the plan is growing amid changes to the legislation and constituents’ complaints about the House’s

Fiascos and Fun in Lake Wobegon

Garrison Keillor’s latest book, “Liberty,” is a welcome relief in grim times — particularly for readers who are big fans of Keillor’s Midwestern matter-of-factness and portraits of small-town life.

Bailout Creates Web Surge That Could Last

One government information technology expert, who could not be quoted by name, compared the situation to when constituents overloaded the Senate’s e-mail system in 2001 during John Ashcroft’s confirmation