Barack Obama and his ties to ex Weather Underground Members.

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http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com At this hour CNN and MSNBC are both reporting that the House vote on the $700 bailout deal is going to fail. At just after 2:05 pm EST, it is being confirmed that the House has voted down the bailout. The votes are 205 Yea and 227 Nay, with one No Vote. Republicans have voted 133 Nay, 65 Yea; Democrats voted 141 Yea, 94 Nay. The one No Vote is a Republican. The Dow has fallen 680 points on the news. The bills supporters are currently cornering representatives who voted no, in a desperate attempt to get a second vote on the bill. CNBC is reporting that there is “now no chance of passing this bill”.

Author: BFCrossing
Keywords: “video” “Bail Out” “$700 Billion” “Deal Voted Down” “CNN” “MSNBC” “205 Yea and 227 Nay” “Dow has fallen 680 points”
Added: September 29, 2008

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At this hour CNN and MSNBC are both reporting that the House vote on the $700 bailout deal is going to fail. At just after 2:05 pm EST, it is being confirmed that the House has voted down the bailout.

The votes are 205 Yea and 227 Nay, with one No Vote.

Republicans have voted 133 Nay, 65 Yea; Democrats voted 141 Yea, 94 Nay. The one No Vote is a Republican.

The Dow has fallen 680 points on the news.

The bills supporters are currently cornering representatives who voted no, in a desperate attempt to get a second vote on the bill.

CNBC is reporting that there is “now no chance of passing this bill”.

Author: employmentcrossing
Keywords: “video” “Bail Out” “$700 Billion” “Deal Voted Down” “CNN” “MSNBC” “205 Yea and 227 Nay” “Dow has fallen 680 points”
Added: September 29, 2008

CNBC 08-4-2008

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Added: September 29, 2008

: Ask a Super Genius – The Financial Crisis

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Added: September 29, 2008

walls treet crash WASHINGTON — The House on Monday defeated a $700 billion emergency rescue package, ignoring urgent pleas from President Bush and bipartisan congressional leaders to quickly bail out the staggering financial industry.

Stocks plummeted on Wall Street even before the 228-205 vote to reject the bill was announced on the House floor.

When the critical vote was tallied, too few members of the House were willing to support the unpopular measure with elections just five weeks away. Ample no votes came from both the Democratic and Republican sides of the aisle.

Bush and a host of leading congressional figures had implored the lawmakers to pass the legislation despite howls of protest from their constituents back home.

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Ben is the author of the bestselling business book My Start-Up Life: What a (Very) Young CEO Learned on His Journey Through Silicon Valley (Jossey-Bass, May ’07), which the New York Times called “precocious, informative, and entertaining.” He founded Comcate, Inc., an e-government software company, at age 14. Ben’s work has been featured in dozens of international media including CNN, USA Today, CNBC, and ABC’s 20/20. At a conference in Paris PoliticsOnline named him one of the “25 most influential people in the world of internet and politics”. BusinessWeek recently named Ben “one of America’s top young entrepreneurs.” He writes prolifically on his blog which the San Jose Business Journal called one of the “Top 25 Blogs in Silicon Valley.” He also writes commentaries for public radio’s “Marketplace”. Ben has given speeches at dozens of universities and organizations around the world. He has traveled to more than 25 countries. He also co-runs the Silicon Valley Junto, an intellectual discussion society for business and technology executives. In his free time Ben enjoys playing chess, ping-pong, reading, and writing.

Author: IntuitCustomers
Keywords: QuickBooks Blog
Added: September 29, 2008

Call your Congressional Representative and thank them or denounce them for their historic vote today.

Author: PacApp5
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Added: September 29, 2008

CNBC’s new show The Entrepreneurs takes a look at the inspirational stories of young entrepreneurs and how they became successful. Don’t miss their secrets! CNBC Wednesday October 1st, 10pm et

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