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Apparently there’s a rumor making the rounds in some corners of Wall Street that yesterday’s election results are driving today’s stock market rally—the theory being that the results are a blow to Obama’s agenda, and stopping Obama is good for the... Full Article at The New Republic
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Reporting from Washington and Madison, Wis. - Even before voters went to the polls this week, moderate congressional Democrats were anxious. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Wall Street saw a rally fizzle just before the market closed as investors gave a muted reaction to a US Federal Reserve decision. Full Article at ABC Online
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WASHINGTON -- The Senate has voted to give the jobless up to 20 weeks of additional unemployment benefits and significantly expand a tax credit program aimed at getting buyers back into the dormant housing market. Full Article at WKYC | Cleveland, OH
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Yesterday's election results out of Michigan were among the strongest signals yet that Americans want less federal intervention in the economy. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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lesser mortals need to be worried about their independent voters ... because they have shifted strongly against Democrats in recent months. Independent voters tend to look at the issue, not the party, and they don't like a lot of what Congress has done.
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There were only two elections yesterday that had to do with what Congress is doing and the Obama agenda
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We are going to keep on fulfilling our obligation to do every single thing we possibly can to pull this economy out of the ditch and to make sure that people can find jobs that pay good wages. That's our top priority
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I included a public option in the health reform blueprint I released nearly one year ago, and continue to support any provision, including a public option, that will ensure choice and competition and get the 60 votes needed to pass the Senate
