Last night, Republican Senators stood unanimously to block the Teachers and First Responders Back to Work Act, a stand-alone piece of President Obama’s jobs bill that would put Americans back on the job teaching our children and keeping our communities safe.
Read MoreDuring an appearance on CBS's ''The Early Show,'' DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz responded to Eric Cantor's declaration that he won't allow a vote on the President's American Jobs Act.
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Read MoreYesterday, Republican Majority Leader Eric Cantor announced that he wouldn't let President Obama's American Jobs Act be brought to the floor for a vote in the House. The President responded to Rep. Cantor today in remarks about his jobs bill in Mesquite, Texas.
Read MoreIn his weekly address, the President said it's time for Congress to act so that we can put more Americans back to work.
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Read MoreOur latest Spanish-language ad calls out Republicans for saying no to President Obama's policies, including the American Jobs Act—which would put more Americans back to work and more money into the pockets of small businesses and middle-class families.
Read MoreWe've got to get going right now—and put America back to work. And President Obama's American Jobs Act would do just that. Check out our new ad.
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