– 
Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
Chicago Sun-Times
Obama presses Congress to pass economic recovery plan. Meets with Pelosi, Reid, GOP leaders Monday
Weekly Democratic Radio Address: President-Elect Obama Urges Action on an American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan WASHINGTON - In this week's Democratic Radio Address, President-elect Barack Obama discusses the need for an American Recovery and... Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
Related Articles
-
CHICAGO President-elect Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats are considering major expansions of government-assisted health care insurance and unemployment compensation as they begin intensive work this week on a two-year economic recovery package. Full Article at The New York Times
-
Washington, Jan 03: US President-elect Barack Obama on Saturday highlighted the need for an American recovery and reinvestment plan, which would create three million jobs and pull back the country's economy from its current phase of deep... Full Article at Zee News
-
CHICAGO (AP) - In the face of a massive economic crisis and just 2.5 weeks away from moving into the White House, President-elect Barack Obama is urging congressional leaders to move quickly on a recovery plan. Full Article at WBAY-TV
-
Chicago—President-elect Barack Obama used his weekly radio address to drum up bi-partisan support for his nearly trillion dollar economic plan, which calls for pouring money into the nation's infrastructure, building new schools and giving a tax cut to... Full Article at Philly.com
Related Quotes
-
This plan must be designed in a new way -- we can't just fall into the old Washington habit of throwing money at the problem
-
For too many families, this new year brings new unease and uncertainty as bills pile up, debts continue to mount and parents worry that their children won't have the same opportunities they had
-
there is no reason we can’t do this.
-
Economists from across the political spectrum agree that if we don't act swiftly and boldly, we could see a much deeper economic downturn that could lead to double digit unemployment and the American Dream slipping further and further out of reach
