
by Brad Peck David Brooks on health care reform: I have been writing for months that the acid test for this effort lies less in the publicized fight over the public option or the issue of abortion coverage than in the plausibility of its claim to be fiscally responsible...

by Marc Freedman The SEIU’s broadside, clichéd attack on the Chamber’s position regarding legislation creating a new mandate for paid leave related to the H1N1 health crisis is missing just one important element: facts. The U.S. Cha...

by Brian Gunderson A week ago thirty sophomores and juniors from the Indiana University of PA came to the Chamber to talk about Free Enterprise and what it means to them...

by Brad Peck The Washington Post opines: This bill does not do enough to reform how health care is delivered and paid for. It also contains some of the fiscal dangers and fictions of its brethren...

by Gary Litman On November 18, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs' Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific and the Global Environment Eni FH Faleomavaegaand the Ranking Member of the House Committee on Armed Services Howard P...

by Tita Freeman There’s a story in today’s SF Chronicle that paints a fairly incomplete picture of our efforts on climate change and job creation, despite my best efforts to provide that information to the reporter, Kelly Zito. We...

by James Gelfand Chart with the Budget Committee’s estimate of the score of the Reid bill after 10 years of full implementation. Interesting to note that because the bill pushed back implementation of the major provisions until 2014, the true cost of 10 years of implementation—$2.5 trillion. (a...

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http://www.portlandtribune.com/news/prin t_story.php?story_id=125830726656653900
Source: www.portlandtribune.com
When the Portland City Council adopted its new economic development strategy in July, some economists questioned the realism of its goal of creating 10,000 jobs in five.

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20091117/ts_ alt_afp/usbudgetdeficitdebt_200911172149 30;_ylt=AmAgUjdGPErps4cq2UmKrdKsOrgF;_yl u=X3oDMTJxcTV0NDFkBGFzc2V0A2FmcC8yMDA5MT ExNy91c2J1ZGdldGRlZmljaXRkZWJ0BHBvcwM0BH NlYwN5bl9wYWdpbmF0ZV9zdW1tYXJ5X2xpc3QEc2 xrA3VzcHVibGljZGVidA--
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The US public debt topped 12 trillion dollars for the first time in history, Treasury officials disclosed Tuesday, moving past a key barrier that raised hackles in Congress.

by Brad Peck Always good to keep up on thehome state, a bit from The Commonwealth Foundation via thetruthaboutplas.com: Equal opportunity has long been a cherished ideal in America. Yet state government is engaging in unequal contracting practices...

by Eric Wohlschlegel The U.S. Chamber today made the following comment regarding the president’s executive order to establish a Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force: The Chamber has vigorously supported aggressive enforcement practices to detect, punish, and deter fraud in our capital markets. ...

by Tita Freeman Today MoveOn.org released a petition falsely accusing the U.S. Chamber ofstating that it would: "set a dangerous precedent" to allow rape victims into court. This is of course false...

by Myron Brilliant As the Washington Post recently pointed out "Trade is big in Asia" and trade can play an even bigger role in the U.S. economic recovery;which is why the U.S. Chamber applauds the first ever U.S...



















