White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, states that less than one percent of all small business will be affected by paying for payroll relief with a surtax on the wealthy. (00:13)
payroll tax cut, small businesses in Audio President Obama said during his speech in Scranton, Pennsylvania Wednesday that payroll relief will lower taxes for middle class families by $1,500 next year. (0:16)
obama, payroll tax cut, president, scranton in Audio Jack Earle, Chair of International Franchising Association (IFA), responds to Obama’s plan to extend payroll tax cuts and increase unemployment benefits that it will not solve long-term issues and will cost money the country doesn’t have.
Earle was invited to attend the President’s speech by House Speaker John Boehner. (0:47)
IFA, jobs plan, payroll tax cut, unemployment benefits in Audio New Hampshire State Rep. David Watters (D-) questions whether the Republican presidential candidates will stand with the Republican Congressional leaders on the issue of payroll tax cuts after accusing Republicans of being solely on the side of the upper-class (0:52)
payroll tax cut, upper-class in Audio President Obama suggests that Congress extend payroll tax cuts unemployment insurance benefits to improve the economy. (1:09)
