On Thursday evening, acting at the meeting with democrats from the lower chamber of the congress which has already voted in the end of January for allocation of 819 billion dollars on measures on economy stimulation, Barack Obama has demanded, that opponents of his plan - republicans - resorted to ?constructive criticism?. Also the US president directly has connected present actions of opponents with a policy of predecessor George Bush, ?in which result the national debt of the country has doubled for last eight years and our economy was included into a corkscrew?. After this Barack Obama has declared, that now ?it is not necessary to resort to the same arguments and to put forward the same ideas which promoted a present economic crisis?.

The package of financial measures offered by Barack Obama provides, in particular, injection from treasury of 544 billion dollars in an infrastructure of the country and creation of new workplaces at simultaneous tax indulgences for the sum of 275 billion dollars. However this plan has not caused support in republicans - many of them consider, that it is enough 700 billion dollars allocated before for national economy rescue. According to Obama's opponents, the statement of a new package only will worsen a situation with a budgeted deficit which, according to congress estimations, can make 1,1 trillion dollars.

Let's notice, that at voting in the House of Representatives nobody from republicans has supported the bill. In turn as a result of the brought numerous amendments the total sum of an offered package has increased from 819 to 937 billion dollars that has caused more resistance from members of Republican Party.

Meanwhile, late at night on Thursday - after Obama's performance - the leader of the democratic majority Harry Read had to stop debate. Bill discussion will proceed on Friday, thus, according to Read if it is required, he is ready to declare session carrying out on Sunday. At the same time Obama hopes to sign the bill till February, 16th when the congress will leave for a parliamentary holiday - Day of presidents.