Bailout Confuson -- All Over The Web (Salient Links)

By Stephen C. Rose

Each morning I dutifully post links from sites I value for their news sense or opinion pertinence.

Today the general theme is bailout confusion, so I thought I would share the links that relate to this.

In general, my home page today is rife with speculation about how the candidates may or may not vote. I am not assuming, in particular, that McCain will say yes to the bailout.

There is even speculation that both candidates will avoid the Senate vote --- which is now set for Wednesday.

At any rate, a survey of salient links:

538 says opposition to bailout may be overstated GO

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INVESTORS cool to deal GO

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SIROTA on why the bailout shouldn't pass GO

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CREDIT mess over credit mess PHOTOS & text GO

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PAULSON warnings continue apace GO

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THE BAILOUT nobody likes GO

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BAILOUT DETAILS -- Congress could stop it GO

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INNER WORKINGS of how the bailout could get passed GO

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DIGBY -- how we got here and a sharing of my McCain premise GO

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RISKY VOTE for Congress folk GO

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MOJO -- a positive explication of Paulson plan GO

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NYTIMES on candidates' bailout postures GO

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NPR -- candidates gingerly embrace bailout GO

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OBSIDIAN bailout cogitations GO

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KUCINICH doubts bailout passage GO

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TIME -- a first look inside bailout bill GO

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CHRIS HEDGES evokes real change GO

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MOVING toward a verdict on the whole messy process GO