A painfully slow recovery is better than no recovery, but for the 15.3 million Americans who are out of work and waiting for Washington Democrats to finally focus on jobs, this report is disheartening.
Kevin Brady: “A painfully slow recovery is better than no recovery, but for the 15.3 million Americans who are out of work and waiting…”
On the recordMay 6, 2010
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Brady critiques the slow recovery and urges focus on job creation.
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