Economic stimulus

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  • Past the point of no return

    With unemployment rising, a healthcare crisis and the planet on the brink of incineration, the stimulus bill is only the first step in fixing the nation's problems.
  • GOP governors take the (stimulus) money and run

    For higher office, and away from their earlier statements about how much they hate the whole idea of the stimulus.
  • The birth of a salesman

    Barack Obama's administration learns how to pitch an economic plan, as it unveils a proposal to fix the housing market.
  • A big green cheer for the stimulus bill

    Billions to boost energy efficiency and clean up toxins? After eight dark years of Bush, environmentalists can hardly believe their eyes.
  • Depressed? No! We're angry

    The media says Americans have the economic blues. But we're meeting these down times the way we always have: Not with resignation but with grit, compassion and humor.
  • Party on, GOP

    Let Republicans act clueless while Obama rallies the country around school construction and aid to locals, and wins back higher ground.
  • "I won't return to the failed theories of the last eight years"

    In his first press conference, the president dismisses his opponents on the stimulus package as out of touch.
  • Obama's Reagan problem

    Why did the president make the mistake of thinking he could work with the GOP? His mealy-mouthed support for the Gipper provides a clue.
  • Obama's team of zombies

    Even under the new president, Washington is the same one-party town it always has been -- controlled not by Democrats or Republicans, but by thieves.
  • Republicans take a swing at Obama

    The latest message from the House GOP: "What happened to bipartisanship?"
  • Brother, can you spare a bonus?

    Wall Street whines as Obama announces new bailout rules that cap executive pay at $500,000.
  • How Obama must sell his recovery plan

    Democrats have to get off defense and explain how their funding priorities will create jobs and build a stronger, more inclusive economy.
  • Republican sound and fury, signifying (almost) nothing

    Senate Republicans trash an economic stimulus bill that many of them will probably vote for very soon.
  • The real fight starts after the stimulus is enacted

    We can't fix the economy in the long term without significant public investment.
  • Republican senators targeted by pro-stimulus campaign

    Does a new offensive by liberal groups mean that a tough 2010 for Senate Republicans will follow the catastrophes of 2006 and 2008?
  • Democrats: The party of business

    Obama shows his skill at stimulus politics, addressing an admiring crowd of CEOs while the GOP postures and makes itself increasingly irrelevant
  • What's love got to do with it?

    Republicans gush over their meeting with Obama, but that doesn't mean they're going to vote for his economic stimulus package.
  • House Republicans continue their march to nowhere

    The GOP debuts its own economic recovery plan: A tax cut in every pot.
  • Cali Cleantech Investment, Jobs Leapfrog U.S.

  • Hoping for more than hope

    Despite the joy brought by Obama's inauguration, it was only natural to experience a twinge of anxiety while celebrating at the edge of an abyss.
  • The Next American System

    We need a New Contract with the American people, starting with a sweeping program of modernization that echoes Lincoln and FDR.
  • Automakers Tally Wins, Losses in $825B Stimulus Plan

  • Women need an economic recovery too

    A comprehensive stimulus plan should promote pink jobs -- in healthcare and education -- as well as green
  • How to spend $550 billion

    Government with a capital "G": House Democrats release a draft proposal for the economic recovery plan.
  • Get money into the economy now

    Is there danger that the stimulus could become nothing more than an appropriations bill? And can green jobs save the economy?
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