Senate Gives Late Senator Byrd’s Family $193,400 – Ignores Tier 5 Unemployment Benefits Extension

October 12th, 2010, Michael Colliss
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As millions of Americans are waiting and wondering if, when the U.S. Congress returns after the midterms, attention will be paid to the horrendous unemployment situation in the country by renewing the current federal unemployment extensions and a Tier 5, many will probably be outraged to learn that right before the U.S. → Read More

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Unemployment Extension: Another Delay Imminent?n

July 9th, 2010, Tim Arlington
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The Senate reconvenes on Monday and it’s expected that the unemployment extension bill will be put before the senate again. But unless the Democrat West Virginian Governor Joe Machin quickly appoints a temporary successor for the late Senator Robert Byrd, the Democrats may still be without the numbers to stop the Republicans → Read More

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Wall Street Reform Bill – Mortgages Will Be Tougher To Get

June 30th, 2010, Anup Nair
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A last minute alternative plan attempting to save the Wall Street reform bill was agreed to by the lawmakers after disagreements about taxing large banks and hedge funds could have almost certainly threatened the passage of the bill in the House when it comes up for voting later this week before the → Read More

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