Do not worry about them, they are a very tiny minority of people who cannot be appeased. They can sit home if they want or vote for a third party. It is true that most people were against the original proposal but also most people wanted some type of bailout and now we got a compromised bailout that include a lot of House Republicans-McCain suggestion and only half of the Paulsen plan.
Notably missing from the group was House Republican leader John Boehner, which could indicate there were still issues to be worked out.
Representative Roy Blunt, whom Boehner appointed to work on behalf of reluctant House Republicans in the past days of negotiations, spoke on behalf of their faction, and was cautious.
“We need to look and see where we are on paper tomorrow,” Blunt said. “I think we are going to be able to have an announcement tomorrow, but these are difficult issues.”
The White House said it was “very pleased with the progress made tonight in these discussions” and “pleased by the hard work on both sides of the aisle,” CNN reported.
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