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Sheila

By 2011? We've already got 10 million new unemployed people in our country and that country is going to be much, mych higher by 2011...If this is all we got, than our country is doomed.

johnk

The focus on green jobs can come back to bite him if energy costs fluctuate or stay low. With the economy collapsing, health care should sound more necessary, I think. Expanding healthcare also produces predictable results.

There's also an education crisis that's going to get us.

KStaples

I have filled out over 700 applications and only recieved 3 interviews in the last year, I have signed up with 3 staffing companies in 3 different locations, phone calls to the staffing companies weekly result in I have nothing. I hate when government and media say the unemployed are not trying. If they do not extend unemployment until there are jobs this whold country is doomed and everyone will loose everything...do they possibly think we would rather be unemployed then collect what little we do on unemployment and think the average person can survive by paying mortgage, utilities and food? I have never been unemployed until the last year and it has never taken me this long to land a job...can government not see that there is a real problem????

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