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On the recordJanuary 13, 2010
Madam Speaker, 2010 may be a new year, but our top priorities remain the same: jobs, jobs, and jobs. We must stay focused on job creation to end this economic downturn. With our national debt well over $12 trillion, we cannot just rely on more spending to achieve our goals. Washington has to find the right balance between investing in our future and doing more with less. This year, I will continue to push for projects that require common sense, not millions of dollars; projects that help communities attract new industries that will create jobs, get folks back to work, and put the economy back on track. I will also work to remove barriers to success for small businesses and curb excessive regulations that can slow growth. These low-cost job creation efforts will spur economic recovery without further increasing the debt. I urge my colleagues to join me in supporting them. ____________________
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Ann Kirkpatrick
Democratic · Arizona

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