Spending Votes Cause Fear And Loathing On The Hill.

The article reports on the skepticism of members of the U.S. Senate Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Committee on the bailout plan unveiled by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. They are certain that Geithner will soon be back to seek a new federal-commitment to prop up ailing banks and to ease the credit crisis. Lawmakers said they are exceedingly wary that Treasury's proposed Financial Stability Plan could enhance the widespread unpopularity of the 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program.