Again, I would like to comment on the lady's comments regarding the supposed failure of the Recovery Act. I would invite her to come to Cincinnati, Ohio, where the Banks Project, the largest project in Cincinnati, is moving forward because of the Recovery Act. She can meet the hundreds of workers that she calls a failure. Or she can go to the bridge that is being painted by 90 employees, also funded by the Recovery Act, that crosses the Ohio River. It is the Roebling Suspension Bridge that connects Kentucky and Cincinnati. Again, I don't consider that to be a failure. Nor do I consider to be a failure the hundreds, if not thousands, of jobs in the State of Ohio that police and firefighters now have, the thousands of jobs that teachers now have because the Recovery Act. As a matter of fact, Mr. Speaker, I think it was crystal clear in the CBO report that came out just a few weeks ago that the Recovery Act in fact saved or created 3.5 million jobs here in the United States. I will remind the lady of the failures of the Bush economic policies that led us into the worst recession in our lifetime.
Steve Driehaus: “Again, I would like to comment on the lady's comments regarding the supposed failure of the Recovery Act. I would invite…”
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The speaker defends the Recovery Act against claims of failure, citing job creation and ongoing projects.
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