Bush and Democrats push ahead with housing plans
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President George W. Bush proposed on Wednesday expanding a program to help homeowners meet mortgage payments while Democratic lawmakers pressed ahead with a broader plan, setting the stage for a political showdown over how best to aid the housing market.
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