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October 12, 2011
A new NBC/WSJ poll out this afternoon highlights broad support for the American Jobs Act and ensuring all pay their fair share:

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October 7, 2011

To: Reporters, Editors, Producers

Cc: House Republicans

Fr: Democratic Leader's Press Office

Dt: October 7, 2011

Re: GOP vs. GOP on China Currency

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October 7, 2011
Today, the Department of Labor announced that the economy added 103,000 jobs in September and the unemployment rate remained at 9.1 percent:

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October 4, 2011
Today marks the 273rd day of Republican control of the House of Representatives. In 273 days, they have not passed a single bill to create jobs.
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October 4, 2011
China's currency manipulation has reduced American exports, caused the loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs, and significantly contributed to our large trade deficit with China. The Chinese government has intervened in world markets, causing its currency to be undervalued by an estimated 28.5%.
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September 30, 2011
Republicans continue to defend the indefensible by opposing a balanced approach to create jobs and reduce our long-term debt that ensures all Americans pay their fair share. But it's proving to be a tough sell:

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September 28, 2011
Democrats all across the country are in their districts continuing to engage small businesses – the backbone of American jobs, growth and innovation. President Obama's American Jobs Act will strengthen small businesses and entrepreneurs, but that won't stop the GOP from recycling their favorite fiction…

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September 23, 2011
This afternoon a group of Republican and Democratic governors – New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D), New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R), Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett (R), and North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue (D) – called on Congress to pass a disaster assistance bill without delay:

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September 22, 2011
Instead of focusing on putting Americans back to work, House Republicans chose to advance their ideological agenda yesterday with a bill that would destroy jobs and set a dangerous precedent by offsetting the cost of critical disaster assistance for states and communities hard hit by recent natural disasters. So how did that plan work out for Speaker Boehner and the GOP?