So, will President Obama stand with the vast majority of Americans who support Keystone, seeing it as “a sensible and obvious” opportunity to create jobs? Or will he bow to the political pressure?
Tag: Jobs
Several recent headlines from newspapers across the country underscore the impact ObamaCare is having on part-time workers’ hours, and their hope of finding full-time work:
This week, the House Natural Resources Committee approved several bills aimed at unlocking more American energy to help create jobs, address gas prices and bolster our energy independence.
At his weekly press briefing today, Speaker Boehner said he now believes President Obama and his Democratic allies in Washington have decided to deliberately allow student loan rates to double on July 1
Paying for college? Buying your own health care? Looking for a job? These are all a lot more difficult, costly, and complicated than they should be for young Americans. That’s why Republicans are working to address each of these challenges in our Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs.
An overwhelming majority (82 percent) of American manufacturers cite rising health care costs as a top concern, according to a newly-released survey by the National Association of Manufacturers.
"Today’s modest job growth is a positive sign, but we can do a lot better."
The House Natural Resources Committee held a hearing yesterday on the Offshore Energy & Jobs Act (H.R. 2231) legislation introduced by Chairman Doc Hastings (R-WA) that removes the Obama administration’s barriers to offshore American energy production. Here's how.
Speaker Boehner called into The Laura Ingraham Show today to highlight Republicans’ plan for building a stronger, healthier economy for all Americans, which includes strengthening our borders and making common-sense changes to our immigration system. Here are several key excerpts:
Speaker Boehner sent a letter to the White House today urging President Obama to abandon his threat to shut down the government unless Congress gives him more tax hikes and more spending.
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