Yes, that 80 percent of the jobs created by investing in infrastructure would be in construction, manufacturing, and retail, and that 90 percent of these would be middle class.
So in short, if concentration of wealth at the top was the key, we would have more jobs now than ever before.
We must not, however, take the sector for granted. America needs to think strategically about how we prepare our workforce...
Where was the taxpayers' return on the investment? It was in the loss of jobs.
I have signed on to Senator Warren's bill--is that by reducing the interest rates on student loans, enabling folks...to refinance those at 4...
I meant to mention in my previous statement your efforts to get capital to rural communities through working with rural utilities, which is ...
We are achieving multiple public policy objectives in one fell swoop.
Oregon is 1 percent basically of the Nation, and that would mean a potential for 6 million under a roughly similar ball-park.
Let us reform the Tax Code. Let us rein in wasteful Federal spending.
We should not be judging the success of our economy by the Dow Jones or S&P 500.
Their driving goals for a better life is what motivates me every day to fight for them here in Washington.