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  Triumvere at 02:08 PM JST - 10th December

  Thought they didn't have the votes for this.

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  SushiSake3 at 09:48 PM JST - 10th December

  "A further stumbling block was Democrats’ refusal to scrap language, vehemently opposed by the White House, that would force the carmakers to drop lawsuits challenging tough emissions limits in California and other states."

  Seems like bush and co are pretty comfortable ensuring Americans breath poisonous air.

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  Madverts at 10:27 PM JST - 10th December

  "A further stumbling block was Democrats’ refusal to scrap language, vehemently opposed by the White House, that would force the carmakers to drop lawsuits challenging tough emissions limits in California and other states."

  The "Blinker La La" technique at it's finest. Who cares that grossely un-economical dustbins that the US has produced since the fifties are responsible for supping the worlds oil supplies in the most selfish manner?

  Let's carry on regradless, only hoping that the bailout is rejected in the grounds of the bush whitehouse finest anal retention...

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  Helter_Skelter at 05:16 AM JST - 11th December

  Democratic Rep Barney Frank, the Financial Services Committee chairman, said the remaining issues were minor.

  Coming from a guy who has single-handedly done more damage to the US economy than just about anyone else in Washington. He had this same cavalier attitude about Freddie Mac and Mannie Mae before the collapse of the housing market. What an embarrassment he must be, or should be, to the democratic party.

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  usaexpat at 06:54 AM JST - 11th December

  If only there had been this much concern when writing the $700 billion check for the banking bailout. Oh yeah, I forgot that was to save white collar jobs as opposed to those "overoaid union workers". What a bunch of wankers we have running my country.

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