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Wall Street prefers Republicans, McCain supporters argue. But stocks have done better under Democratic presidents, Obama supporters fire back.

Wall Street prefers Republicans, McCain supporters argue. But stocks have done better under Democratic presidents, Obama supporters fire back.

After one spectacular failure, the $700 billion financial industry bailout found a second life Wednesday, winning lopsided passage in the Senate and gaining ground in the House, where Republicans opposition ...

After one spectacular failure, the $700 billion financial industry bailout found a second life Wednesday, winning lopsided passage in the Senate and gaining ground in the House, where Republicans opposition softened.

After years of acceding to the White House on a variety of initiatives despite deep misgivings, House Republicans found the administration’s latest proposal to be too much to swallow.

The Bush administration and Congressional negotiators agreed to meet some demands of rebellious House Republicans as they sought to resurrect a $700 billion rescue plan.

Republicans are the party of business, eh? Mmmm... not so much anymore.

Whether House Republicans accomplish what they sought by introducing a sketchy alternative to the White House’s bailout plan depends on how they intended it.

House Republicans have essentially bailed on the bailout process, trying to interject instead their completely new plan.

House Republicans complained to the Treasury secretary that the White House had failed to explain its proposal to the public.