Enacting measures that would slow down job growth would not only impose additional and unnecessary economic pain on American families, it will harm the goal of deficit reduction.
Chris Van Hollen: “Enacting measures that would slow down job growth would not only impose additional and unnecessary economic pain on…”
On the recordMarch 9, 2011
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He warns against actions that could hinder job growth and worsen economic conditions.
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