The Congress was sent to Washington to work for their constituents. They're going to have to listen to them to pass this jobs act now.
Jay Carney: “The Congress was sent to Washington to work for their constituents. They're going to have to listen to them to pass this…”
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Carney emphasizes the responsibility of Congress to respond to the needs of their constituents regarding the jobs act.
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