Illinois GOP Chairman Pat Brady argues that Democrats have damaged his state’s economy. (0:44)
While President Obama traverls to Illinois Wednesday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus argued that the state has entered a downward spiral since Obama took office (0:29)
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus says that Obama has promised a jobs plan but has continuously failed to follow through (0:29)
President Obama, poor economy in Audio Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus calls on President Obama to stay at the White House and do his job rather than campaign and plan his vacation to Martha’s Vineyard (0:24)
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus criticizes Obama’s bus tour for costing taxpayers money when it appears to be an unofficial part of his 2012 presidential campaign (1:00)
GOP presidential candidate Buddy Roemer calls upon presidential candidates to lead freely without accepting substantial donations from private interest groups as President Obama has done. (0:34)
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says that additional funding from the US that will be sent to Somalia to help those in need (0:48)
President Obama says the US will always be a AAA nation despite what rating agencies may say. (1:20)
President Obama, aaa, economic slump, hope, low credit rating, s&p in Audio President Obama suggests that Congress extend payroll tax cuts unemployment insurance benefits to improve the economy. (1:09)
President Obama says bipartisan lawmakers on the new Joint “Super Committee” must compromise and put the nation’s interests before their own to improve America’s credit rating (00:57)
President Obama, compromise, debt in Audio President Obama explains that the prolonged debate over the debt ceiling has impacted the economy and “dampened consumer confidence.” But, he says, by making tax reforms and “modest adjustments” to healthcare programs, the U.S. can improve its long-term financial outlook. (1:23)
President Obama, debt ceiling, healthcare, tax reforms in Audio President Obama says that top investors, including billionaire Warren Buffett, believe that the U.S.’s credit rating is still very high (00:17)
President Obama, credit rating, warren buffett in Audio President Obama explains that the government’s credit rating was downgraded to AA+ from AAA because of Congress’ inability to compromise on a long-term debt reduction plan. (00:20)
President Obama says that Congress will focus on creating jobs through various legislative measures once they return to session in September. (00:26)
Congress, President Obama, creating jobs in Audio President Obama says that the bipartisan compromise on deficit reduction has put the nation in a better fiscal situation, but more needs to be done to improve the economy and strengthen long-term finances. (00:36)
President Obama anticipates that the nation will get through its economic slump with a “self sustaining cycle” in which people continue to spend and companies continue to hire.” (00:21)
President Obama, economic slump in Audio President Obama explains that the economy in July yielded the strongest number of private-sector jobs since April, which has in turn decreased the unemployment rate slightly. (00:13)
President Obama, job crisis in Audio President Obama explains that it is the responsibility of both Republicans and Democrats to move the nation forward (00:28)
President Obama in Audio AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka says that President Obama has put the country on the road to recovery, but that “the scale is not there.” (3:17)
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