Vice President Joe Biden presses Senate Republicans to support a provision within President Obama’s American Jobs Act that would provide $35 billion to put firefighters, teachers and cops back on the job.
Vice President Joe Biden presses Senate Republicans to support a provision within President Obama’s American Jobs Act that would provide $35 billion to put firefighters, teachers and cops back on the job.
Vice President Joe Biden presses Senate Republicans to support a provision within President Obama’s American Jobs Act that would provide $35 billion to put firefighters, teachers and cops back on the job.
Vice President Joe Biden presses Senate Republicans to support a provision within President Obama’s American Jobs Act that would provide $35 billion to put firefighters, teachers and cops back on the job.
Vice President Joe Biden presses Senate Republicans to support a provision within President Obama’s American Jobs Act that would provide $35 billion to put firefighters, teachers and cops back on the job.
Harold A. Schaitberger, General President of the International Association of Fire Fighters, argues that spending money on putting public sector workers — like teachers — back on the job will stimulate America’s private sector in the long-run. (:45)
President Obama delivers remarks on Friday at a General Motors plant in Lake Orion, Michigan. Obama discusses a free trade agreement with South Korea that Congress passed earlier this week. The President also discusses his decision in 2009 to bail out the auto industry.
President Obama delivers remarks on Friday at a General Motors plant in Lake Orion, Michigan. Obama discusses a free trade agreement with South Korea that Congress passed earlier this week. The President also discusses his decision in 2009 to bail out the auto industry.
President Obama delivers remarks on Friday at a General Motors plant in Lake Orion, Michigan. Obama discusses a free trade agreement with South Korea that Congress passed earlier this week. The President also discusses his decision in 2009 to bail out the auto industry.
President Obama delivers remarks on Friday at a General Motors plant in Lake Orion, Michigan. Obama discusses a free trade agreement with South Korea that Congress passed earlier this week. The President also discusses his decision in 2009 to bail out the auto industry.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) speaks to reporters during an event held Friday morning by National Journal and The Atlantic. Van Hollen, a member of the congressional super-committee, mainly discusses ways to reduce the deficit.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) speaks to reporters during an event held Friday morning by National Journal and The Atlantic. Van Hollen, a member of the congressional super-committee, mainly discusses ways to reduce the deficit.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) speaks to reporters during an event held Friday morning by National Journal and The Atlantic. Van Hollen, a member of the congressional super-committee, mainly discusses ways to reduce the deficit.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) speaks to reporters during an event held Friday morning by National Journal and The Atlantic. Van Hollen, a member of the congressional super-committee, mainly discusses ways to reduce the deficit.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) speaks to reporters during an event held Friday morning by National Journal and The Atlantic. Van Hollen, a member of the congressional super-committee, mainly discusses ways to reduce the deficit.
President Obama responds to questions from reporters during a joint press conference he held Thursday with South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak. In this clip, he is addressing Fox News White House Correspondent Ed Henry.
President Obama responds to questions from reporters during a joint press conference he held Thursday with South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak.
President Obama responds to questions from reporters during a joint press conference he held Thursday with South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak.
Ravi Singh, CEO of Election Mall, discusses the impact of social media on the upcoming 2012 presidential and congressional elections. Today, both President Obama and leading House Republicans held town hall events hosted by social networking websites.
Ravi Singh, CEO of Election Mall, discusses the impact of social media on the upcoming 2012 presidential and congressional elections. Today, both President Obama and leading House Republicans held town hall events hosted by social networking websites.
Geoff Holtzman