Last updated on Friday, March 28, 2008
(UNDATED) - The two Democratic presidential hopefuls have their own plans to tackle the US economy slowdown.
Barack Obama's plan includes greater oversight of the US financial markets, while Hillary Clinton is offering up a $2.5 billion job retraining program.
Dan Tarullo is an economic adviser for the Obama campaign and says the plan addresses the average American and the economic struggles they face.
Tarullo says Obama's plan would help working Hoosiers keep their homes and would send millions in stimulus money to the state.
Clinton's plan also promises to send money back to Hoosiers and to address the mortgage crisis.
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