thehill.com - 12/6/2008
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Democratic leaders in Congress struck a last-minute deal with the White House late Friday on a rescue plan for the U.S. auto industry, according to Congressional sources, bringing a breakthrough to two days of frustration among auto executives, congressmen and the public. "There is a deal with ...
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cbsnews.com - 12/6/2008
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cbsnews.com —
(CBS/AP) After weeks of tense discussions with the
heads of the U.S. auto industry, Democratic Congressional leaders...
have reached an agreement that may just clear the way for the Big Three to get the money they need to survive ... for now. CBS News ...
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Dems, White House Agree To Auto Bailout, Pelosi Bows To ...
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WH Agrees to Big 3 Bailout
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
There are multiple reports that the White House has agreed — in principle — to a deal to bail out the Big 3. Reports indicate the package will be a bridge loan of $15-$17 billion, which will come from the $25 billion previously appropriated for loans to help automakers ‘green’ their product lines. Speaker Pelosi insists that any funds redirected from the $25 billion must be restored within weeks — undoubtedly in the first major appropriations bill signed by President Obama. This is from Congressional Quarterly: ...
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