Faced with insurmountable odds and cumulative 3-month job losses of 2.1 million in early February, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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Gwen Moore discusses the context leading to the passage of the Recovery Act.
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Sixty-one million children? Ms. DeLAURO. Yes. There was about 4 million kids lifted out of poverty, almost half the kids in the U.S. lifted out of poverty. Now, what we are talking about in this tax deal is 400,000 kids they talk about…
I just want to say I really think it is important for us to draw a line, and that is why I asked the question that I asked, you know, so that schools are not just summarily punished for free speech.
Mr. Speaker, my only proposal was to have a more generous phase-in. If you are going to require people to work, why not allow them to have 40 percent of the credit after the first $2,500 of income. That way, someone who was working and…
And I do think that we do have laws. I am going to make inquiries about title 6 and what the enforcement mechanisms are for that.





