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Obama may extend jobless aid
Obama's top economic officials say the administration may support extension in unemployment benefits.
Senate panel OKs bill to extend jobless benefits…
Senate panel OKs bill to extend jobless benefits…
GrassrootsPA.com — Senate panel OKs bill to extend jobless benefits… Heads to Full Senate…... (more) Senate panel OKs bill to extend jobless benefits…
8:30 am ET Jobless Number
8:30 am ET Jobless Number
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Video: Jobless Claims Down
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Taxing the Middle Class to Pay for More Spending
Ace of Spades HQ — ... truth that taxes are not good for the economy. Too much dead weight loss. Taxes may be good for a spendcrazy government still looking to pay off supporters, but they are not good for the economy as a whole. And there is no mention of that other time-honored method for reducing deficits: not spending so much of my money. This way Obama can break his promise that 95% of Americans would see no tax increase and claim with a shrug: "Desperate times..." Convenient times, too, since the Administration is considering extending unemployment benefits by 13 weeks . At present, ...

Newspaper Roundup for Aug. 3, 2009
CNSNews.com Headlines — ... CNSNews.com Newspaper Roundup for Aug. 3, 2009 Monday, August 03, 2009 By Susan Jones, Senior Editor New York Times: Hate Engulfs Christians in Pakistan Often treated as second-class citizens in this Islamic nation Philadelphia Inquirer: Sen. Specter, HHS Secretary Sebelius jeered on health care by anxious citizens We have a challenge to get the message out, Sebelius admits New York Times: Two Sides Take Health Care Debate Outside Washington Politico: New stimulus? Obama may extend jobless aid Washington Post: Democrats Continue Their Anti-Bush ...

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