Inhofe, Rice react to Bush speech
Inhofe, Rice react to Bush speech
Published: September 24, 2008
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Rice says he'd support a financial industry bailout plan only if it included meaningful oversight, protection for taxpayers and limits on executive compensation.
Rice and Republican Sen. Jim Inhofe reacted to President Bush's speech tonight in which he outlined the plan. Rice, a first-term state senator from Oklahoma City, says there's got to be some kind of punitive aspect to the plan to those who made reckless decisions. Inhofe repeated earlier assertions that he will oppose Bush's plan unless it contains more accountability and oversight. Inhofe says too many major questions remain regarding the details of the massive $700 billion bailout. Rice and Inhofe will meet in the Nov. 4 general election.Toolbar sponsored by: David Stanley Ford
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