we return again for the fifth consecutive leadership hour with the Countdown Crew. I would like to welcome all of you here tonight who are watching from home. We have been surprised at the tremendous amount of response that we have received talking about the reality of tax policy, of small business policy and the impact that it has on the lives of ordinary citizens in this Nation. In fact, the feedback has gotten so great that we have received hundreds and hundreds of calls, e-mails from around the country. What we would like to do is invite you to become part of the Countdown Crew, as we are only 1,416 days from one of the largest tax increases in American history. We have a Web site. We would encourage you to e-mail with questions, with comments, your perspective on ways to make life better for working families to create jobs and to strengthen small business, which creates 88 percent of the jobs in the United States.
Rae Oliver Davis: “we return again for the fifth consecutive leadership hour with the Countdown Crew. I would like to welcome all of you…”
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Discussing tax policy and its impact on small businesses and ordinary citizens.
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