Thursday, March 27, 2008 Mar. 27 - In a speech at Cooper Union in New York City, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama called for a second economic stimulus package of $30 billion. He also called for greater oversight of the U.S. financial system to prevent another housing crisis. Obama said, "It is an agenda that starts with providing a stimulus that will reach the most vulnerable Americans, including immediate relief to areas hardest hit by the housing crisis, and a significant extension of unemployment insurance for those who are out of work. If we can extend a hand to banks on Wall Street when they get into trouble, we can extend a hand to Americans who are struggling often through no fault of their own." (REUTERS)
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Some specifics from Obama for those who constantly deny he has specifics. - Indecisive Jake
