How Local Representatives Voted on the Bailout Bill
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Updated: 6:56 PM Oct 3, 2008
How Local Representatives Voted on the Bailout Bill
The Texas delegation in the House was nearly evenly split on the bill. Fifteen of the 32 representatives voted in favor of the new bailout.
Posted: 2:16 PM Oct 3, 2008
Reporter: Steve Fullhart
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The Texas delegation in the House was nearly evenly split on the bill.

Fifteen of the 32 representatives voted in favor of the new bailout. That includes District 17's Chet Edwards and District 8's Kevin Brady, who also were in favor of the bill that failed in the House on Monday.

District 10's Michael McCaul and District 31's John Carter also stuck with their previous position on the bailout. Those two along with District 6's Joe Barton were all against the new version of the $700 billion plan.

The Senate passed the bailout bill on Wednesday by a 74-25 margin, this after the House voted down the original version of President Bush's plan Monday.

You can learn more about the bill by clicking on the link below.


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Posted by: Bekah Location: CS on Oct 4, 2008 at 05:00 PM

Chet Edwards and John Cornyn, You're Fired! Nothing partisan about it. The stock market fell after it passed and the White House admitted it wouldn't stimulate the economy. Its unconstitutional and is likely to cause hyperinflation. You broke your promise to the people and ignored the thousands of calls, emails, and faxes. Pack your bags, you're coming home.
Posted by: byebye Location: College Station on Oct 3, 2008 at 11:01 PM

One more reason to not vote for Chet...
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