Blame is no substitute for a strong economic foundation, and smart investments in our children and our workers.
It is offensive and, frankly, not constructive to blame communities for the challenges that they face today.
I worry, though, that this conversation can be used to blame disadvantaged communities for not already being successful.
I know we both understand the significance of their impact on national security and the economy.
I want to thank Senator Warren for bringing up this issue, because it is endemic across the enterprise.
I think it is incumbent upon all of us to make this right.
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What our business leaders lack is certainty.
Too many people here in Washington D.C. think that if the stock market is on the rise, the economy is doing just fine.