A first round of questions about President Barack Obama’s proposed $75 billion foreclosure rescue Wednesday centered on prospects for abuse and potential inequities in rewarding deadbeat homeowners while doing little for those merely struggling.
Even before Obama delivered his plan to stem home foreclosures Wednesday, Republicans had organized events to blunt his efforts — sending a signal that his plan may be a tough sell with lawmakers.
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