Reuters - Desperate U.S. states are preparing to bring the fight for financial help to the Congress as early as Monday after the Senate rejected their pleas for assistance in paying for Medicaid.

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1. Senate Dems pave way for financial reform vote (Reuters)
"Reuters - Democrats pressed ahead with financial regulation reform in the U.S. Congress on Thursday, rejecting Republican complaints and preparing..."
2. Senate panel plans financial reform vote Monday (Reuters)
"Reuters - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee was on track on Monday to approve landmark financial regulatory reform legislation, pushing a fight over..."
3. Senate panel backs financial reform bill (Reuters)
"Reuters - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Monday, approved landmark financial regulatory reform legislation, pushing the fight over the issue to..."
4. Sen. Dodd urges quick action on financial reform (Reuters)
"Reuters - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd on Tuesday said Congress needs to fast track financial reform despite Republican pleas..."

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