On the recordDecember 4, 2011
The number one issue we face today, I think, in the country is, how do we create sufficient jobs and put our economy back on track, which is critical for economic growth and prosperity.
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congress.govThe number one issue we face today, I think, in the country is, how do we create sufficient jobs and put our economy back on track, which is critical for economic growth and prosperity.
Dold emphasizes job creation as the primary national issue.
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