Here are details of the plan Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) announced during Tuesday night’s presidential debate "to keep families in their homes, avoid foreclosures, save failing neighborhoods, stabilize the housing market and attack the roots of our financial crisis": …
McCain proposes bailout for homeowners
October 7th, 2008Drinking game sure thing: 'fundamental'
October 7th, 2008Let’s talk fundamentals. Rather, let’s talk “fundamentals.”
Forget “maverick” or “change” or “Bush.” If you want a drinking-game term to guarantee insobriety, choose this one.
In their first presidential debate two weeks ago in Mississippi, Democrat …
Palin effect not 'long lasting'
October 7th, 2008According to an analysis of the 2008 women’s vote released Tuesday, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s impact on the presidential campaign is “settling out” and has not enabled John McCain to shrink the traditional gender gap favoring Democrats.
“The …
Politico on YouTube
October 7th, 2008Tonight’s town hall debate is all about the voice of the people, so let’s keep the people party going after it’s over.
Politico invites you to use YouTube to react to tonight’s historic debate.
Intrigued? Watch …
Waxman bashes AIG’s luxury spending
October 7th, 2008With the bailout vote in the rear view mirror and the stock market still spiraling downward, Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) found a new target Tuesday, questioning why insurance giant American International Group took executives to an exclusive resort, less than …
Lehman CEO hit hard in Hill hearing
October 7th, 2008Lehman Brothers took a series of direct hits Monday in the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, repeatedly depicted by members as a greedy investment bank that took good care of its executives just days before it sought help from …

