Issue: Housing

Contentious issues have cropped up in presidential campaigns throughout history

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This is a general debate about the candidates. You can use information from any of the articles or outside sources to back up your answers (make sure to cite your sources with a link).  read more »

Carl Azuz talks with CNNMoney.com's Paul LaMonica about how we arrived at the current U.S. financial crisis  read more »

Experts differ on whether the $700 billion bailout plan will prompt banks to lend and help the economy. But even if it does, it will take time.

By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney.com senior writer  read more »

Contentious issues have cropped up in presidential campaigns throughout history

The issues in this One-Sheet are among those on the minds of voters in 2008  read more »

Congressional Democrats inched close to agreement Monday on the terms of a $700 billion rescue package to stabilize shaky financial markets, but continued to encounter White House resistance to key po  read more »

The Wall Street crisis has been caused by plunging housing prices. So despite the billions of dollars being thrown at the problem, experts say more trouble lies ahead.  read more »

WASHINGTON – Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on Sunday moved to take control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which operated like private companies but had enjoyed implicit government backing until t  read more »

Fannie, Freddie Woes Vex Experts
And Leave U.S. Hard Choices  read more »

Barack Obama on Housing Crisis  read more »

Protect Homeownership and Crack Down on Mortgage Fraud

John McCain on the Housing Crisis  read more »

Home Plan

Housing was expected to be a significant issue in the presidential campaign but most pundits thought the focus would be the foreclosure crisis, not the candidates' homes. Sen.  read more »

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The Problem

John McCain on the US Economy, Health Care, Taxes, Trade  read more »

President Bush, hoping to inoculate his party and his presidential legacy from election-year anger over the economy, heaped criticism on the Democratic-led Congress on Tuesday for "letting the America  read more »