Mr. Speaker, I would ask you and I would ask the President, where are the jobs you promised?
John Campbell: “Mr. Speaker, I would ask you and I would ask the President, where are the jobs you promised?”
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Campbell questions the lack of job creation promised by the Speaker and the President.
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