On the recordAugust 4, 2011
We were told if we passed it that unemployment would be about 6.3 percent today. Way off.
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congress.govKevin Brady: “We were told if we passed it that unemployment would be about 6.3 percent today. Way off.”
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Brady highlights the discrepancy between stimulus promises and actual unemployment rates.
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