American Jobs Act Address Enhanced Graphics

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Sep. 08, 2011

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CRE ATE D: 9/ 8 / 11
WWW.WH ITE HOU SE.GOV

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On September 8th 2011, President Obama laid out the "American Jobs Act," his plan for creating jobs and growing our economy in a speech before a joint session of Congress. The enhanced graphics accompany the President's speech, which is available at http://www.whitehouse.gov.

Obama White House

On September 8th 2011, President Obama laid out the "American Jobs Act," his plan for creating jobs and growing our economy in a speech before a joint session of Congress. The enhanced graphics accompany the President's speech, which is available at http://www.whitehouse.gov.

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American Jobs Act Address Enhanced Graphics

1. CRE ATE D: 9/ 8 / 11 WWW.WH ITE HOU SE.GOV