How Much Unemployment Rewards In Washington

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How Much Unemployment Rewards In Washington

And yet, on July 2, 2010, these same senators will go on vacation for a week. It's nice how much time they reward themselves with away from DC ...

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Christian Science Monitor

Mitt Romney unveils education reform plan heavy on 'parental choice'
Christian Science Monitor
By Mark Trumbull, Staff writer / May 23, 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney gestures while speaking at the Latino Coalition annual economic summit in Washington, where he unveiled his education plan on Wednesday.
Romney Looks to Make Inroads With Latinos With DC SpeechABC News (blog)

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Business Insider

Is Mitt Romney Embarrassed About Having An Education Plan?
Business Insider
AP Mitt Romney quietly unveiled his plans to reform the US public education system, announcing the major policy proposal to a small group of conservative Latino business owners in Washington. Like most of Romney's policy proposals, the education

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In One Corner, a Champion of Government. In the Other, Its Foe.
New York Times
WASHINGTON — The currency of political persuasion is emotion — and the way President Obama and Mitt Romney are spending it crystallizes their starkly contrasting appeals. An Obama campaign video shows the president's national political director,

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OVERNIGHT MONEY: Obama swings through the Hawkeye State
The Hill (blog)
Overall, the state boasts an 5.1 percent unemployment rate, which is well below the national average of 8.1 percent but, like pretty much every state, has pockets of high joblessness. "When the president took office, he faced a jobs crisis.

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Obama's European Stimulus Challenge
TIME
This stimulus won't even be debated in Washington. Obama's reelection hinges on whether 17 Eurozone nations can band together to deal with a financial crisis threatening to tear apart Europe's common currency and drag the world into another recession.

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