U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., voted Wednesday in favor of the government’s proposed $700 billion plan to revive the nation’s failing credit market, which passed the Senate 74-25. Cardin told The Examiner he believed the House would also pass the bill in a vote today, after defeating its original version earlier this week.

He took time Wednesday to answer a few questions from The Examiner.

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