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Can Bipartisanship Survive the Stimulus Bill?
President Obama went to Capitol Hill today to persuade Republicans to support his stimulus bill. Before he even got there, House GOP leaders told members to vote “no.” After his first meeting, Obama reiterated that “we cannot afford delay, calling extraordinary times that call for “swift and extraordinary action.”
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readPresident Obama went to Capitol Hill today to persuade Republicans to support his stimulus bill. Before he even got there, House GOP leaders told members to vote “no.” After his first meeting, Obama reiterated that “we cannot afford delay, calling extraordinary times that call for “swift and extraordinary action.”
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1 of 4Clean-Truck Incentive Money Up in Smoke?- 1:00Can Bipartisanship Survive the Stimulus Bill?You’re reading this
- 27:27California Unemployment Fund out of Money
- 41:24Clean-Truck Incentive Money Up in Smoke?
- 48:42Griffith Park Designated a Historic Cultural Monument