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Former Federal Reserve Chair predicts current bill will require 'technical correction' because junior staffers are writing it

List actually mentions liberal sacred cows Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Despite criticizing company's 'corporate spending,' WaPo prints 17 BP full-page ads in one month.

Report highlights contributions to 'pro-business' groups, ignores campaign funds given to Obama

Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa. makes dire prediction if financial legislation isn't OK'd, but CNBC's Jim Cramer says Washington is the problem.

Reporter Ray Sanchez notes 'lingering economic downturn' and excessive debt, fails to explore problems of unionized labor, illegal immigration and overspending.

Mary Snow notes one-time stimulus was 'much, much appreciated,' but laments that money is 'gone.'

Wire service notes Democratic leaders 'bent over backwards' for Republicans but barely mentions Republican reasoning for vote.

CNN Fill-in anchor Carol Costello claims to be playing 'devil's advocate' in tough interview with oil expert Tom Bower.

If China's monetary policy hurts American employment by lowering cost of goods, wouldn't better U.S. technology also hurt jobs because they lower cost and labor needs?

CNBC personalities explain $787-billion stimulus not implemented correctly and only creating 70 cents of GDP for every dollar.

Network CME Group floor reporter explains Keynesian tactics could lead to potential Greek austerity situation, but U.S. position with a reserve currency complicates problems.