Bailout Plan Getting Some Push Back, Could Be Delayed
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The latest reports suggests the financial bailout plan is getting some push back and could be delayed even further.
Over 150 economists urged Congress to hold off on passing the $700 billion plan.
Over 150 economists urged Congress to hold off on passing the $700 billion plan.
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