Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I) calls for restoration of funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) so no American will be left out in the cold this winter. (00:15)
Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) told reporters Wednesday that there is something fundamentally wrong when a government agency, at a stroke of a pen, can destroy tens of thousands of jobs or wipe out an entire industy. (0:10)
REINS Act, Rep. Jeb Hensarling in Audio Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) told reporters that Congress is not indifferent to America’s concerns during a press conference Wednesday. Thus, the importance of the REINS act. (0:13)
REINS Act, Rep. Jeb Hensarling in Audio 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 Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas) states that the ultimate goal is to have a permanent competitive tax code in America that has permanent repatriation but the “Freedom to Invest Act” is a step forward. (0:10)
Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas) cites a study that reports that repatriation could increase the GDP by as much as four percent and increase jobs by as much as 2.9 million over the next few years. (00:11)
freedom to invest act, gdp, jobs in Audio Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas) says that the “Freedom to Invest Act” is exactly the free market boost the struggling economy needs right now. (00:10)
freedom to invest act in Audio Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas) tells reporters on Wednesday that time is running out and Congress needs to pass the “Freedom to Invest Act” before US companies deploy their profits overseas rather than pay the stiff penalty to bring them back home. (00:09)
President Obama suggests that more teachers should be hired and college tuition should be made more affordable since higher education is the only way to solve the current economic crisis. (00:58)
President Obama claims that inequality produced by a free market without regulations contradicts the American promise that anyone can succeed in America if you put in the effort. (00:21)
american promise, free market, no regulations in Audio President Obama states that a free market without regulations did not work during the Great Depression nor has it worked over last the decade, and it will not work now. (00:34)
Great Depression, free market, regulations in Audio President Obama says that regulations are what keep the free market fair, open and honest. (00:31)
President Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, free market, regulations in Audio President Obama declares before an audience in Kansas that the nation must work together and play by the same rules, rather than allow each person to fend for himself. (00:41)
President Obama, free market, regulations in Audio While addressing an audience in Kansas, President Obama mistakenly says Texas instead of Kansas. (00:14)
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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