President Obama has been using Google (Youtube) to host more than 100 business executives, entrepreneurs, labor unions, and economists. This effort is all to help reduce the job lost in America.

Finding ways to reduce the U.S. unemployment rates won’t be easy. The current unemployment rate stands at 10 percent. This number represent over 16 million people unemployed in America.

Obama Hosts Jobs Summit

Google Weights — Reducing the Job Lost With Green Jobs

Google’s CEO said, up to 1 million green jobs could be created by using tax credits and government incentives.

What Others Are Saying About Obama’s Job Summit

Read more from Obama’s Jobs Summit is an Exercise in Futility

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On December 4th, President Obama will be in Allentown, PA; which is located in the Leigh Valley of Pennsylvania. On of president Obama stops will be at the Egypt Star Baker, which employs approximately 40 employees.

Working In Allentown, PA

Highlights From Working in Allentown Video

• Egypt star Baker, which employs over 40 employees
• Manufacturers of supercritical fluids, Mr Schlake. Supercrifical fluid is an excellent replacment for many of the petroleum-based solvents.

Thinking about a move to Allentown, Here are some careers and employment opps in Allentown

Allentown Jobs, Employment, and Careers

Sr. File Clerk

Reading area company seeks Sr. File Clerk for temp-to-hire opportunity. Sr. File Clerk will be responsible for controlling the incoming and outgoing documentation process, and maintaining files and project reports. Also may route orders, organize indices and track shipping practices.

Successful File Clerk will have 1-2 years experience in filing or a similar role.

For immediate consideration, call OfficeTeam at 610-371-8170.

Consumer Collections Representative

Bucks County Company seeks Collectors for a long term project. Duties of the Collector include: state and demand total amount due, identify keys facts of the account to leverage collecting the total amount due, review the company’s expectations to pay on or before the due date each month, review consequences on not paying on time, hold customers accountable for getting account current and keeping it current, typing conversation information in company system, etc.

Customer Service Representative

Reading area company seeks Customer Service Representative to assist with data entry, shipping documents, communicating with vendors and customers, and general office duties as assigned by account coordinator. Good communication skills a must. Should have general knowledge of computers, Word, Excel, etc. Extremely busy work environment. Will train the right person.
Interested candidates, call OfficeTeam at 610-371-8170

Human Resources Assistant

Reading area company seeks Human Resources Assistant for temporary project. Human Resources Assistant will be greeting visitors, data entry of personnel files, responding to internal and external inquiries and other general HR duties.

Successful HR Assistant will have 1 year of experience in a similar role. Degree preferred, but not required. Interested candidates, call OfficeTeam at 610-371-8170

Front Desk Coordinator

Reading area company seeks Front Desk Coordinator for temp-to-hire opportunity. Front Desk Coordinator will be managing the company lobby, greeting and directing visitors, ensuring completion of sign in and security procedures, handling special administrative projects, overflow work from other departments and directing incoming calls.

Front Desk Coordinator should have 2+ years of Receptionist experience with Intermediate skills in MS Word.

Allentown Schools

Allentown High Schools
William Allen
Louis E. Dieruff

Allentown Middle Schools
Harrison-Morton
Francis D Raub
South Mountain
Trexler

Allentown Elementary Schools
Central
Cleveland
Hiram Dodd
Jackson
Jefferson
Lehigh Parkway
Lincoln
McKinley
Midway manor
Mosser
Muhlenberg
Ritter
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Union Terrace
Washington

Visit Allentown School District for more information at http://www.allentownsd.org/

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On December 1, 2009 you will be able to see Alicia Keys live concert from the Nokia Theater Free on YouTube. The One Night, One Voice, One Life concert airing December 1st at 8:00pm benefits people suffering with AIDS. December 1st is World Aids Day.

To see Alicia Keys concert on Youtube go to — Alicia Keys YouTube Channel.

Alicia Keys On YouTube

The One Night, One Voice, One Life concert will feature Alicia Keys and some of her new songs.

Alicia Keys Fighting AIDS

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All across America, even today, millions of Americans are hard at work. They’re running the mom and pop stores and neighborhood restaurants we know and love. They’re building tiny startups with bid ideas that could revolutionize an industry, maybe even transform our economy. They are the more than half of all Americans who work at a small business, or own a small business. And they embody the spirit of possibility, the relentless work ethic, and the hope for something better that’s at the heart of the American Dream.

They also represent a segment of our economy that has been hard hit by this recession. Over the past couple of years, small businesses have lost hundreds of thousands of jobs. Many have struggled to get the loans they need to finance their inventories and make payroll. Many entrepreneurs can’t get financing to start a small business in the first place. And many more are discouraged from even trying because of the crushing costs of health care — costs that have forced too many small businesses to cut benefits, shed jobs, or shut their doors for good.

Small Businesses have always been the engine of our economy, creating 65% of all new jobs over the past decade and a half, and they must be at the forefront of our recovery. That’s why the Recovery Act was designed to help small businesses expand and create jobs. It’s provided $5 billion worth of tax relief, as well as temporarily reducing or eliminating fees on SBA loans and guaranteeing some of these loans up to 90%, which has supported nearly $13 billion in new lending to more than 33,000 businesses.

In addition, our health reform plan will allow small businesses to buy insurance for their employees through an insurance exchange, which many offer better coverage at lower costs; and we’ll provide tax credits for those that choose to do so. This past week, President Obama called on Congress to increase the maximum size of various SBA Loans, so that more small business owners can set up shop and grow their operations. President Obama has also announced that the federal government will be taking additional steps through the Financial Stability plan to make more credit available to the small local and community banks that so many small businesses depend on. The banks who know their borrowers, who gave them their first loan and watched them grow.

The goal here is to get credit where it’s needed the most. Businesses that support families, sustain communities, and create the jobs that power our economy are the businesses that need the credit the most. That’s why President Obama has enacted the Financial Stability plan in the first place, back when many of our largest banks were on the verge of collapse; our credit markets were frozen; and it was nearly impossible for ordinary people to get loans to buy a car or home or pay for college. The idea was to jumpstart lending and keep our economy from spiraling into a depression.

Fortunately, it worked. Thanks to the American Tax payers, we have now achieved the stability we need to get our economy moving forward again. But while credit may be more available for large businesses, too many small business owners are still struggling to get the credit they need.

These are the very taxpayers who stood by America’s banks in a crisis. And now it’s time for our banks to stand by creditworthy small businesses, and make the loans they need open their doors, grow their operations, and create new jobs. It’s time for those banks to fulfill their responsibility to help ensure a wider recovery, a more secure system, and a more broadly shared prosperity. President Obama is prepared to take every appropriate step to encourage them to meet those responsibilities. Because if it’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that here in America, we rise and fall together.

Our economy as a whole can’t move ahead if small businesses and the middle class continue to fall behind. This country was built by dreamers. They’re the workers who took a chance on their desire to be their own boss. The part time inventors who became the full time entrepreneurs. The men and women who have helped build the American middle class, keeping alive that most American of ideals — that all things are possible for all people, and we’re limited only by the size of our dreams and our willingness to work for them.

We need to do everything we can to ensure that they can keep taking those risks, acting on those dreams, and building the enterprises that fuel our economy and make us who we are.

Working with Small Business to Drive Recovery

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Some of the biggest innovations and corporations in the world started as small businesses. For example — Hewlett-Packard started in a garage, Google began as a research project, and McDonald’s started with just one store. Over the past decade and a half, America’s small businesses have created 65 percent of all new jobs in the country. And more than half of all Americans working in the private sector are either employed by a small business or own one.

Small businesses are the engine of job growth in America. Small businesses fuel our prosperity. And that’s why they have to be at the forefront of our recovery. One problem for small businesses is that they have been the hardest hit by this current recession.

From the middle of 2007 through the end of 2008, small businesses lost 2.4 million jobs. And because banks shrunk from lending in the mist of the financial crisis, it’s been difficult for entrepreneurs to take out the loans they need to start a small business.

For those who already own an existing small business, it’s been difficult to finance inventories and make payroll, or expand if things are going well.

The Recovery Act is now focused on helping small businesses expand and create jobs. In it, you will find that the fees on SBA loans have been reduced or eliminated altogether. SBA loans are loans (lending programs) that give small businesses more money to reinvest in their own futures. SBA loans are typically guaranteed up to 90 percent by the federal government. These lending programs offered by the SBA gives local banks and credit unions the confidence they need to lend.

Within the last eight months, Recovery Act steps have made a real difference for small businesses across America. So far, the Recovery Act has supported over 33,000 loans to small businesses that have already helped save or create nearly tens of thousands of jobs — nearly $13 billion in new lending to small businesses.

More than 1.200 banks and credit unions that had stopped issuing SBA loans (lending money to small businesses) are lending again today. And more than $4.3 billion in federal contracts are now going to small businesses.

Within the Recovery Act is tax relief. Small businesses under the Recovery Act will receive over $5 billion in tax relief this year.

There is no question that the Recovery Act has given a boost to every American who works at a small business, or owns one, or aspires to … There is no question that the steps the Recovery Act has taken has improved the overall climate for small businesses across the country.

President Obama Announces New Small Business Lending Initiatives

Small Business lending Overview

• Increase the size of 504 loans to $5 million
• Increase the cap to 7(a) loans to $5 million
• Increase the size of micro loans that are focused on startups
• Boost credit through the financial stability plan

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According to the President, This is extraordinarily important. We all know that the United States government is one of the largest, if not the largest consumer of energy. So the new GreenGov want to set a good example.

On October the 5th, the President signed an Executive Order on federal sustainability. This is an opportunity for the federal government to show leadership on building a clean energy economy through the way they operate.

The President believes, with this Executive Order the new GreenGov is going to be making sure that each agencies are meeting some very aggressive 2020 green standards.

The size and scale of the federal government means the new GreenGov can drive innovation, create markets, and help to build great American businesses. It also means the new GreenGov can help make its own communities more sustainable.

The Government is Taking a New Name — GreenGov

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The latest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize is President Obama. But the Nobel Peace Prize has been around for years. President Obama is the third sitting President to win the Noble Peace Prize. President Theordore Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906, President Woodrow Wilson won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1919, and President Jimmy Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.

The History Of The Nobel Peace Prize

There are over 107 Nobel Peace Prize winners around the world. The Nobel Peace Prize is named after Alfred Nobel who died in 1896. Alfre Nobel was a wealth man who left a will desinating money for prize (one prize is the peace prize). Since, 1901 the Nobel Peace Prize has been given to a person who has done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations.

Winners of the Nobel Peace Prize

• 2009 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Barack Obama
• 2008 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Martti Ahtisaari
• 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - IPCC & Albert Arnold Gore Jr
• 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Muahmmand Yunus & Grameen Bank
• 2005 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - International Atomic Energy Agency & Mohamed Elbaradei
• 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Wangari Maathai
• 2003 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Wangari Maathai
• 2002 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Jimmy Carter
• 2001 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - UN & Kofi Annan
• 2000 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Kim Dae Jung
• 1999 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Doctors Without Border
• 1998 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - John Hume & David Trimble
• 1997 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - ICBI & Jody Williams
• 1996 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Carlos Felipe & Jose Ramos-Horta
• 1995 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Jodeph Ratblat & The Pugwash Conferences
• 1994 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Yitzhak Rabin & Shimon Peres/Yasser Arafat
• 1993 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Nelson Mandeal & Fredrik Willem
• 1992 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Rigoberta Menchu Tum
• 1991 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Aung San Suu Kyi
• 1990 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
• 1989 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - 14th Dalai Lama
• 1988 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - UN Peace Keeping Forces
• 1987 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Oscar Arias Sanchez
• 1986 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Elie Wiesel
• 1985 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - International Physcians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
• 1984 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Desmond Mpilo Tutu
• 1983 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Lech Walesa
• 1982 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Alva Myrdal & Alfonso Garcia Robles
• 1981 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - UN High Commissioner for Refugees
• 1980 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Adolfo Perez Esquivel
• 1979 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Mother Teresa
• 1978 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Mohamed Anwar & Menachem
• 1977 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Amnest International London
• 1976 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Betty Williams & Mairead Corrigan
• 1975 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov
• 1974 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Sean Macbride & Eisaku Sato
• 1973 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Henry Kissinger & Le Duc Tho (Who declined the Nobel Peace Prize)
• 1972 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No Award given this year
• 1971 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Willy Brandt
• 1970 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Norman Borlaug
• 1969 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - International Labour Org
• 1968 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Rene Cassin
• 1967 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1966 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1965 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Unicef
• 1964 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Martin Luther King Jr
• 1963 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Internationl Committee of the RedCross
• 1962 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Linus Carl Pauling
• 1961 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Dag Hjalmar Agne Carl Hammarskjold
• 1960 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Albert John Lutuli
• 1959 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Philip J Noel-Baker
• 1958 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Georges Henri Pire
• 1957 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Lester Bowles Pearson
• 1956 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1955 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1954 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - UN High Commissioner for Refugees
• 1953 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - George Catlett Marshall
• 1952 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Albert Schweitzer
• 1951 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Leon Jouhaux
• 1950 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Ralph Bunche
• 1949 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Lord John Boyd
• 1948 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1947 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - The Quakers
• 1946 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Emily Greene Balch & John Raleigh Mott
• 1945 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Cordell Hull
• 1944 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - International committee of the RedCross
• 1943-1939 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given these years
• 1938 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Nansen International Office for Refugees
• 1937 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Lord Eagar Algernon Robert Gascoyne
• 1936 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Carlos Saavedra Lamas
• 1935 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Cal Von Ossietzky
• 1934 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Arthur Henderson
• 1933 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Sir Norman Angell
• 1932 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1931 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Jane Addams & Nicholas Murray Butler
• 1930 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Lar Olof Nathan
• 1929 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Frank Billing Kellogg
• 1928 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1927 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Ferdinand Busisson & Ludwig Quidde
• 1926 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Aristide Briand & Gustav Stresemann
• 1925 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Sir Austen Chamberlain & Charles Gates Dawes
• 1924 - 1923 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given these years
• 1922 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Fridtjof Nansen
• 1921 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Karl Hjalmar Branting & Christian Lous Lange
• 1920 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Leon Victor Auguste Bourgeois
• 1919 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Thomas Woodrow Wilson
• 1918 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given this year
• 1917 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - International Committee of the RedCross
• 1916-1914 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - No award given these years
• 1913 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Henri La Fontaine
• 1912 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Elihu Root
• 1911 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Tobias Michael Carel Asser & Alfred Hermann Fried
• 1910 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Permanent International Peace Bureau
• 1909 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Auguste Mari Franois Beernaert & Paul Henribenjamin Balluet
• 1908 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Klas Pontus Arnoldson & Fredrik Bajer
• 1907 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Ernesto Teodore Montea & Louis Renault
• 1906 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Theodore Roosevelt
• 1905 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Baroness Betha Sophie Felicita Von Suttner
• 1904 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Institute of International Law
• 1903 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Sir William Randal Ceremer
• 1902 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Elie Ducommun & Charles Albert Gobat
• 1901 Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Jean Henri Dunant & Frederic Passy

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Which city will win the honor of hosting the 2016 Olympic Game. There are four bidding cities and President Obama is hoping that Chicago gets the gold. The four remaining cities bidding for the honor of hosting the 2016 Olympics are:

1. USA Chicago
2. Japan Tokyo
3. Brazil Rio De Janeiro
4. Spain Madrid

2016 Olympics Decision

Two cities are pushing forward as the hot favorites to host the 2016 Olympics, Chicago and Rio De Janeiro. Obama is making a pitch for Chicago by going Copenhagen. This is the first time a sitting President has made such a move.

2016 Olympics — Obama For Chicago

Chicago estimated cost to host the 2016 Olympic games come in at $4.8 billion, but would generate a potential $22.5 billion. That’s a $17.7 billion dollar profit.

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Earlier this year President Obama announced $5 billion would go to medical research projects. These projects are creating jobs, and it’s all proof that the Recovery Act is working.

When the Recovery Act was announced, and we learned that NIH (National Institutes of Health) was going to receive over two years — $10 billion to spend on advanced medical research, the NIH started very quickly putting into place new programs for investigators to send in their most innovative ideas. The NIH guessed that — 50 thousand jobs would be created out of this circumstance.

On top of that, all of the money that goes into NIH multiplies itself, because thoseinvestigators need supplies and equipment which come from many business right here in the United States. Therefore, within one year, $1 of NIH funding is actually creating more than $2 worth of economic goods and services for the overall economy.

Johns Hopkins health system actually hired about 55 thousand from the state of Maryland, and the school of medicine actually has 13 thousand employees. Since the increase, Johns Hopkins has hosted several job fair to brace for the new influx of talent (meaning new careers are being created). Because of the investment — the Recovery Act, Johns Hopkins has been able to apply new knowledge, employees, and innovations to their research.

Creating Jobs With Recovery Act Funds

We are at a unique moment in terms of scientific job opportunities. A number of things have happened in the last three or four years to make advances in cancer, heart disease, diabetes, mental illness, and other long term illnesses. The Recovery Act provided opportunities at just the right moment.

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The Obama Health Insurance Plan - Here are the details that every American needs to know about the Health Insurance Plan. First, if you are among the hundreds of millions of Americans who already have health insurance, nothing in this plan will require you or your employer to change the coverage or the doctor you have. Under this plan, it will be against the law for insurance companies to deny you coverage because of a pre-existing condition. as soon as the president signs the Health Care Reform Bill, it will be against the law for insurance companies to drop your coverage when you get sick or water it down when you need it the most. Insurance companies will no longer be able to place some arbitrary cap on the amount of coverage you can receive in a given year or in a lifetime.

The Health Care Reform Act will place a limit on how much you can be charged for out-of-pocket expenses, because in the United States of America, no one should go broke because they get sick. And insurance companies will be required to cover, with no extra charge, routine checkups and preventive care, like mammograms and colonoscopies — because there is no reason we shouldn’t be catching diseases like breast cancer and colon cancer before they get worse.

If you lose your job or you change your job, you’ll be able to get coverage. If you strike out on your own and start a small business, you’ll be able to get coverage. Under the Health Care Reform Act a new health exchange will be created — a marketplace where individuals and small businesses will be able to shop for health insurance at competitive prices. For those individuals and small businesses who still can’t afford the lower-priced insurance available in the exchange, we’ll provide tax credits, the size of which will be based on your need. for those Americans who can’t get insurance today because they have pre-existing medical conditions, we will immediately offer low-cost coverage that will protect you against financial ruin if you become seriously ill.

This was a good idea when Senator John McCain proposed it in the campaign, it’s a good idea now, and we should all embrace it. But an additional step we can take to keep insurance companies honest is by making a not-for-profit public option available in the insurance exchange. It would only be an option for those who don’t have insurance. No one would be forced to choose it and would also keep pressure on private insurers to keep their policies affordable and treat their customers better. The President will not sign a Health Care Reform bill that adds one dime to America’s deficits — either now or in the future.

The President and his administration have estimated that most of the Health Care Reform Act can be paid for by finding savings within the existing health care system, a system that is currently full of waste and abuse. The only thing this plan would eliminate is the hundreds of billions of dollars in waste and fraud, as well as unwarranted subsidies in Medicare that go to insurance companies. The President will be creating a new “Independent Commission” of doctors and medical experts charged with identifying more waste in the years ahead.

These steps will ensure that the American people and America’s seniors get the benefits you’ve been promised. and we can use some of the saving to fill the gap in coverage that forces too many senior to pay thousands of dollars a year out of their own pockets for prescription drugs.

Many Republicans have long insisted that reforming our medical malpractice laws can help bring down the cost of health care. The Bush Administration considered authorizing demonstration projects in individual states to test these ideas. President Obama thinks that’s a good idea, and is directing the Secretary of Health and Human Services to move forward on this initiative.

The Obama Health Care Reform Act in 4 Minutes

If You Have Health Insurance

• If you like your insurance, you can keep it
• No more denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions
• No dropped coverage when you get sick
• Eliminates yearly and lifetime caps on coverage
• Caps out-of-pocket expenses
• Required coverage for preventive care

If You Don’t Have Health Insurance

• A new insurance marketplace, the Exchange
• New tax credits for individuals and small business
• Low-cost coverage for individuals and small businesses
• A public health insurance option

Paying For the Health Care Reform Act

• No money will be added to the deficit
• The Health Care Reform Act will be paid for upfront
• Independent medical experts to identify waste, fraud, and abuse
• Eliminates the prescription drug “Donut Hole”
• Immediate medical malpractice reform projects

The time for bickering is over. The time for games has passed. Now is the season for action. now is when we must bring the best ideas of both parties together, and show the American people that we can still do what we were sent here to do. Now is the time to deliver on Health Care.

(President Obama)

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