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Where to read the bill
Where to read the bill
John Fortune, 67, is a flight attendant with United Airlines.
Question: "Where can I obtain a copy of the stimulus bill just passed?" - John Fortune, Las Vegas, Nev.

Answer: The entire text of the stimulus bill is posted on the Web site of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations. You can also visit the Library of Congress to read this bill - or the text of any piece of legislation being debated by Congress.

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