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Last Fall, as we faced the near-collapse of our economy, Republicans joined Democrats in calling for needed reforms to prevent such a catastrophe from occurring again.
Today's meeting is further evidence how focused President Obama and Congress are on taking more action to keep creating jobs.
It is imperative for both auto dealers and auto companies to have a transparent process that gives dealers a chance to make their case for remaining open, while respecting the companies’ need to return to profitability.
Today, the House will begin consideration of the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
In October 2008, Democrats worked with the Bush Administration to pass the Troubled Asset Relief Program in order to prevent another Great Depression.
As world leaders gather in Copenhagen to map out a strategy for a cleaner, more energy-efficient future, there has never been greater momentum for change – or a stronger case for why it is so imperative.
This week, the House will consider the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, legislation to protect American consumers and prevent the irresponsible behaviors and practices that contributed to the financial crisis last Fall.
Today, the Department of Labor released the unemployment report for November, which shows that job losses are continuing to decrease.
Today’s news that the unemployment rate fell in November is an encouraging sign.
The 111th Congress has confronted enormous national challenges and been incredibly productive during its first session.