Rep. Geoff Davis (R-Ky.), sponsor of the REINS Act, said the legislation will allow Congress to approve new federal regulations before they are enforced during at a press conference Wednesday. (0:21)
REINS Act, Rep. Geoff Davis in Audio Ted Evans, an unemployed Ameican marching to the Capitol, tells Talk Radio News his unemployment benefits will soon end and he needs Congress to extend those benefits. (0:28)
Take Back The Capitol in Audio Former Maryland teacher Patty LeBlanc says she is protesting for the people who are losing their homes, jobs and life insurance at “Take Back The Capitol” from Dec. 5-8. (0:18)
Take Back The Capitol in Audio Before marching to Congress to ask for jobs, former teacher and Take Back The Capitol protestor Patty LeBlanc told Talk Radio News that the inequality in America is heading to in a dangerous direction. (0:21)
Take Back The Capitol in Audio At a discussion on “The State of Young America”, Aaron Smith, Co-founder and Executive Director of the Young Invincibles, cited Obama’s Affordable Care Act as an example of how Congress can help young adults deal with long-term concerns, saying it would be a mistake to repeal it in 2012. (0:40)
Election 2012, Health Care, affordable care act, obama, youth, youth vote in Audio At a discussion on “The State of Young America”, Eduardo Garcia, Advocacy Associate for Campus Progress, said the 2012 election will depend on how the administration continues to deal with the undocumented population. (0:17)
At a discussion on “The State of Young America,” Ronnie Cho, White House Liaison to Young Americans and Associate Director of the Office of Public Engagement, said it is up to young adults to make their voices heard in Washington.
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Election 2012, White House, youth in Audio Heather McGhee, director of the Washington office for the think tank Demos, said at a discussion on “The State of Young America” Monday that the Millennial generation is more open to higher taxes in exchange for government aid. (0:23)
Heather McGhee, director of the Washington office for the think tank Demos, said at a discussion on “The State of Young America” Monday that while the need for higher education has increased over the last decades, federal aid has declined. (0:24)
economy, federal financial aid, tuition costs, youth in Audio Heather McGhee, the director of the Washington office for the think tank Demos, said at a discussion on “The State of Young America” Monday that the changing U.S. economic model has played a role in the decline of the Millennial generation. (0:17)
demos, economy, low skill work, unemployment, youth in Audio OurDC member John Butler told TRNS the drivimg force behind “Take Back The Capitol” protests is Congress’ inability to pass jobs legislation. (0:19)
Congress, OurDC, Take Back The Capitol in Audio OurDC member John Bulter tells TRNS that the local nonprofit is expecting protesters from 48 states to join in demonstrations to “Take Back The Capitol.” (0:05)
OurDC, Take Back The Capitol in Audio John Butler, member of OurDC, says the organization is preparing to host nearly 3,000 protesters for the “Take Back The Capitol” protest Dec. 5-8. (0:06)
OurDC, Take Back The Capitol in Audio President Barack Obama told reporters Monday that Republican opposition to payroll relief makes no sense considering the GOP’s opposition to letting the Bush tax cuts expire. (0:33)
President Barack Obama reminded reporters Monday that Republican lawmakers have voted for tax cuts in recent years without insisting on the costs being offset. (0:35)
President Barack Obama told reporters Monday that extending payroll relief will help both the economy at large as well as individual families. (0:19)
House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said House Dems will continue to advocate on behalf of working Americans to grow the economy and grow jobs on Captiol Hill Friday. (0:18)
House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, jobs in Audio House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) told reporters Friday, the middle class should not have to take the heat from the Republicans continual resistance to pass a jobs legislation. (0:18)
Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) says Alabama’s “harshest in the nation” immigration law hinders the efforts of law enforcement officials since it breeds mistrust. (0:11)
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