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Prime Time News Conference Obama

There. Barack Obama has met people, back in Elkhart, Indiana! President Obama has made his first news conference in prime time since he took office. The economy and the stimulus package working its way through Congress have been topics main. And he wanted to ensure that people understand the serious things were. Hello! We are not aware of gravity!

"My conclusion is to ensure that we are saving or creating four million jobs, we ensure that the financial system functioning again, that the owners are getting a little relief, "he said in his first press conference the first time. Only the federal government can break the vicious cycle of U.S. economic grip, "he said. I can not imagine what El Rushbo has to say about it! Sean Hannity also disagree.

Obama added: "It absolutely certain that we can not rely solely on the government to create jobs or economic growth. Who is and should be the role of the private sector. But at this moment, with the private sector so weakened by the recession, the federal government is the only entity with the resources left to shake our economy to life. "Talking about a shock! The numbers, the dollars they are printing is amazing.

The Chairman said that 90 percent of jobs would be generated by the private sector, a refutation of the criticisms Conservatives say the plan amounts to little more than a jobs bill. The President told Japan to support its assertion that no action is taken, the recession could become permanent.

"We've seen this happen in Japan in the 1990s; they act boldly and quickly enough and, therefore, suffered what was called the lost decade, when 90 mainly by All, has not seen a growth economic importance. "But what and how early action might also have something to do with the final result.

The Senate gave a big victory for Obama, just hours before his press conference, voting to end debate on the bill and a vote of all Tuesday. The House passed its version of the bill to revive nearly two weeks without a single Republican vote. If the measure approved by the Senate, both houses have to reconcile differences in their versions of the bill.

The president wants the final bill on his desk President's Day, which is next Monday. The chances that one might occur.

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