December 10th, 2008 // comments (0)

Democrats Reach Auto Bailout Deal

WASHINGTON — The White House and Democratic congressional leaders reached a tentative deal on an emergency loan program for the auto industry, FOX News learned on Tuesday.

Both the White House and congressional Democrats were putting the finishing touches on the $15 billion bill late in the evening, but the bill could still face obstacles from congressional Republicans, who have not given their seal of approval.

It looks like the House is going to vote on a proposal sometime this afternoon…

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• March 16, 2009 -- 20/20’s Stossel Slams Bailout
• January 15, 2009 -- Senate To Vote On 2nd Bailout
• December 19, 2008 -- White House Rescues GM, Chrysler
• December 18, 2008 -- The Cost Of The 2008 Bailouts
• December 12, 2008 -- Auto Bailout Dies In The Senate
• December 10, 2008 -- Before This Auto Bailout Vote…
• December 3, 2008 -- 6 In 10 Oppose Auto Bailout
• December 3, 2008 -- Big 3 Viability Proposals Released
• December 2, 2008 -- Big Three Back To Congress
• November 26, 2008 -- Markets Close Up For Third Day