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Yesterday evening, President Obama talked extensively about the importance of creating jobs and the Jobs Act.
I want a partnership.
Creating jobs has to be our number-one priority in 2010.
There's no reason why Europe or China should have the fastest trains when we can build them right here in America.
I'm not going to walk away from these efforts.
We're not going to stop fighting to give our kids a world-class education.
This proposal is simple and straightforward.
We will not rest until we build an economy that's ready for America's future.
This will provide a powerful short term incentive to create good jobs.
We want a system where you can't be denied care if you have a preexisting condition.
I'm planning to follow-up tonight's State of the Union address by awarding billions of dollars to develop a high-speed rail plan.
We do not give up.
Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.
A job that pays the bills.
Memory has become the sacred duty of all people of good will.
