Yet, over two and a half years later, 1.7 million fewer Americans have jobs at a cost of $825 billion to taxpayers.
Jim Jordan: “Yet, over two and a half years later, 1.7 million fewer Americans have jobs at a cost of $825 billion to taxpayers.”
On the recordSeptember 12, 2011
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Jordan points out the negative job growth and high cost of the stimulus.
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