I believe the White House was against the plan to raise the limits, but agreed to allow it to get the rest of the package passed. Obviously Paulson and company did not see the risks.
So the Bush Administration did indeed sign on the dotted line for raising the limits. Anybody can say anything, but it’s not until the signature hits the paper does it really matter.
Well, the line item veto is no more, that’s for sure. Still, raising the conforming limits was very much a Schumer/Frank/Pelosi/Clinton idea (and Governator, to be fair.)
Well, the line item veto is no more, that’s for sure. Still, raising the conforming limits was very much a Schumer/Frank/Pelosi/Clinton idea (and Governator, to be fair.)
Well, the line item veto is no more, that’s for sure. Still, raising the conforming limits was very much a Schumer/Frank/Pelosi/Clinton idea (and Governator, to be fair.)
Well, the line item veto is no more, that’s for sure. Still, raising the conforming limits was very much a Schumer/Frank/Pelosi/Clinton idea (and Governator, to be fair.)
Well, the line item veto is no more, that’s for sure. Still, raising the conforming limits was very much a Schumer/Frank/Pelosi/Clinton idea (and Governator, to be fair.)
