If the gentleman will yield, that is very similar to the fact over the weekend three different representatives of the administration got on television and claimed that the stimulus--which we've seen has not resulted in job creation but, rather, 2 hirds of a million jobs lost--claimed, well, there would have been more jobs lost had we not had the stimulus, but they can come nowhere near agreeing with each other on what those jobs saved are. I think the only really accurate figure is what is reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which points out that we've lost 2.7 million jobs.
Bob Goodlatte: “If the gentleman will yield, that is very similar to the fact over the weekend three different representatives of the…”
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Goodlatte discusses the impact of the stimulus on job creation and conflicting claims from the administration.
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