As I heard Ed Schultz say this morning, we don't care how much it's going to cost, just fix it!
U.S. congressional budget analysts "raised their estimate of the net cost to taxpayers for the government's financial rescue program to $356 billion, an increase of $167 billion from earlier estimates," Reuters reports.
The new TARP cost projection "was raised due to changes in financial market conditions, new transactions and a shift in expected timing of payments."
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