When President Obama announced his plan to stem the foreclosure crisis earlier this year, it was seen as a combination of carrots and sticks for the financial industry.
Well, one stick really.
That was the proposal for judicial "cramdowns," allowing bankruptcy judges to modify mortgage loans.
But after a fierce fight from the country's financial institutions, that stick is gone, defeated in the Senate - controlled by the president's own party - with memb...
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