Economy (March 2010)

OPINION: Dems too focused on Wall St.
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) - 03/02/10 06:06 PM ET

At my town meetings across Iowa, people are fed up with Wall Street getting bailed out at taxpayer expense.

OPINION: More capital means more jobs from U.S.'s small businesses
Karen G. Mills - 03/02/10 05:55 PM ET

Over the last 15 years, small businesses have created nearly 65 percent of the nation’s net new private-sector jobs.

A jobs agenda for Main St.
Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-N.D.) - 03/02/10 05:53 PM ET

What’s wrong with this picture?

Obamanomics lacks pro-growth policies
Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) - 03/02/10 05:52 PM ET

About this time last year, President Barack Obama and Democrats in Congress promised that if we passed a trillion-dollar “stimulus” bill — and grew big government even more —  jobs would be created “immediately” and unemployment would remain below 8 percent.

It’s time for a commitment to real growth
Rep. Sam Graves (R-Mo.) - 03/02/10 05:43 PM ET

For more than a year, Americans across the country have been asking, “Where are the jobs?” as our economy continues to struggle.

Making America more innovative at home and competitive overseas
Secretary Gary Locke - 03/02/10 05:41 PM ET

As millions of Americans continue to struggle with joblessness and economic insecurity, the top priority of the Commerce Department could not be more straightforward: Helping put Americans back to work.

Obama’s talk is not cheap
Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) - 03/02/10 05:18 PM ET

They say talk is cheap, but for hardworking Americans and our future generations, the president’s talk is very expensive.

 
 

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