This is unbelievable - and affirms my belief that this bill did not deserve to pass.
Foreclosures are key element missing in plan
Hard as it is to believe, even a $700 billion bailout may not be enough to dig the economy and financial markets out of the hole they're in.By committing such a staggering sum to end the widening financial crisis, Congress and the White House are hoping to deliver a swift knockout punch to the fear gripping the global markets and economy. But to win bipartisan support, key provisions have been watered down or left vague — including any efforts to stop the wave of foreclosures at the heart of the meltdown.
Why can't members of Congress create a bill that solves root problems? Why are they so hell-bent on giving our money away without accountability? I just don't get it.