On the recordDecember 9, 2009
While putting Americans back to work today may require deficit spending, the dangers of inaction are even more costly.
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congress.govWhile putting Americans back to work today may require deficit spending, the dangers of inaction are even more costly.
Maloney emphasizes the need for investment in job creation despite deficit spending.
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