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Joe Baca: 56 percent of Americans think that creating new jobs should be Congress' number 1 priority, but since taking control of…

On the recordMarch 7, 2012
56 percent of Americans think that creating new jobs should be Congress' number 1 priority, but since taking control of the House, the Republicans have yet to pass one single jobs bill. Republicans have been more interested in obstructing than finding solutions. They said ``no'' to the American Jobs Act. Then they introduced a transportation bill that would cut 550,000 jobs. Now with gas prices on the rise, they refuse to roll up their sleeves and get to work. We should be voting today on legislation to cut billions in tax breaks for big oil companies, crack down on speculators who are inflating prices at the pump, and invest in new sources such as solar energy and new energy. But instead, we have more of the same partisan gridlock from the Party of No. Our constituents deserve more. America deserves more. Let's get to work now. Lower the gas prices and create jobs. ____________________
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Joe Baca
California
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Mar 7, 2012

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