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The Man With the Golden Portfolio

As the Wall Street bailout bill went down to defeat and the stock market nosedived on Monday, it must have been good to be Rep. Ron Paul.

Senate Leaders Vow to Keep Trying

</p> Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) and Gregg said they were unlikely to try to tinker much with the bill and would keep the framework they built this weekend

McConnell Wants Bailout Vote Tonight

</p> After the Senate voted Monday afternoon to move forward on the Amtrak bill, McConnell repeatedly questioned Reid on when the Senate would move to the rescue plan.

Senate Awaits Next House Step

</p> Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) indicated he believed Republicans will bear the brunt of the political blame for the failure of the bill in the House.

Bush Urges Passage

</p> “Now that this legislation has been agreed to by leaders of both parties, it must be passed by both houses of Congress,” Bush said.

White House Touts Core of Plan

Despite the House’s rejection of the financial system bailout bill, the White House is continuing to insist that the central elements of the legislation — featuring a $700 billion fund to buy up bad mortgages

Boehner Makes Last-Minute Plea

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) made a last-minute plea to Members to vote for the $700 billion bailout bill, saying the likelihood of it passing is “in serious doubt.” </p> “Nobody wants

Finger-Pointing Starts

House GOP leaders are blaming a floor speech by Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) as the reason that some Republicans voted against the $700 billion bailout bill.

House, Senate Eyeing Adjournment

</p> It remains unclear when the bailout bill will reach the House and Senate floors. The House is likely to take it up first, probably on Monday.