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Joe Baca: In my congressional district, the unemployment rate is 17 percent; and in San Bernardino County, it's well above 14…

On the recordOctober 5, 2011
In my congressional district, the unemployment rate is 17 percent; and in San Bernardino County, it's well above 14 percent. My constituents need a bold plan of action, not more gridlock in Washington, D.C. They want us to come together and take action. The American Jobs Act provides a clear path forward to put our country back to work. This bill contains bipartisan ideas that will put teachers, firefighters, first responders, and cops back to work right now, provide tax cuts that put money in the pockets of working Americans right now, give businesses job-creating tax breaks right now, and provide a boost to our economy right now. And this bill is fully paid for, not adding a dime to our deficit. The Republican Party has supported these ideas in the past. It's time to put politics aside. Let's come to the table and work together. The American people cannot afford to wait any longer. Let's act now. Pass this bipartisan jobs bill. ____________________
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Joe Baca
California
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Oct 5, 2011

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