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Senator Reid and the Jobs Bill

AIR DATE: September 16, 2011
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The president is out across the country campaigning for his jobs bill. But it's a bill, which means it has to get through Congress. That job will primarily fall to the majority leader, Sen. Harry Reid. We talk with the Las Vegas Sun's Washington correspondent about what the Congress will have to do to get the jobs program enacted and what is likely to happen now that Republicans are saying they will not change the tax code to fund the plan.
 
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Karoun Demirjian, Washington Correspondent, Las Vegas Sun

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Senator Reid has failed our hopelessly broken state. Nevada is near or at the bottom of every poll. Do Reid's grandchildren have dental care? medical care? a college fund? private school's? Politics as usual...We're sinking here
tomSep 17, 2011 09:25:45 AM


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