| The Week In Economy and Jobs Yesterday afternoon, the House passed the Small Business Jobs Bill. After months of partisan obstruction and delays, this much-needed legislation will help provide relief to millions of small businesses across the country without adding to the deficit. Earlier in the day, Congressional Republicans announced their “Pledge to America” -- their plan to take America back to the same failed economic policies that caused this recession in the first place. Their plan would cut taxes for millionaires and billionaires (adding trillions to the deficit) while raising taxes for 110 million working families, put health care back in the hands of the big health insurance companies, and return us to era or recklessness and irresponsibility on Wall Street. Highlights The Congressional Republicans' Pledge: What if the Rubber Hit the Road?
September 23, 2010
Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer takes the closest look yet at the Congressional Republicans agenda. Small Business Where Republicans Announced Pledge to America Would Likely Benefit From Obama Plan for Small Businesses
September 23, 2010
Deputy Communications Director Jen Psaki exposes the stunning hypocrisy of the Congressional Republicans in harping on small business in their agenda. The Congressional Republican Pledge to Special Interests
September 23, 2010
Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer explains the key implications of the new agenda leaked from the Congressional Republicans. Spurring Innovation and Anchoring Jobs in America
September 22, 2010
Jason Furman, Deputy Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, discusses the importance of Regional Innovation Clusters - an important element of the President’s innovation agenda and a good example of how federal agencies can collaborate to maximize the impact of existing federal investments in key areas like energy and agriculture. Next Open Meeting of the President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board
September 22, 2010
The President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board (PERAB) will hold its next public meeting on October 4, 2010 in the White House Roosevelt Room beginning at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Open for Questions: Small Business Issues with SBA Administrator Karen Mills
September 22, 2010
September 29th at 2pm EDT, Karen Mills, Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration will answer small business owners' questions. Submit questions now at openforum.com from American Express. America Has Spoken, Will the GOP Listen?
September 22, 2010
Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer looks ahead to the House Republicans announcing their agenda. Transforming Distressed Neighborhoods into Neighborhoods of Opportunity
September 21, 2010
A look at Promise Neighborhoods, a piece of a broader White House Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative that focuses and coordinates federal resources in order to build communities that promote cradle to career success. Building a New Foundation
September 21. 2010
Secretary Donovan describes Administration efforts to make communities more livable, sustainable and prosperous. Republicans in Congress Push to End Consumer Protections, Let Wall Street Run Loose
September 21, 2010
Deputy Communications Director Jen Psaki discusses the Congressional Republicans' hopes of repealing Wall Street Reform. President Obama's Town Hall on the Economy, Business and the Middle Class
September 20, 2010
The President takes part in an unusual sort of town hall in conjunction with CNBC. No Excuse for Holding Middle Class Tax Cuts Hostage
September 20, 2010
Deputy Communications Director Jen Psaki debunks the House Republican's bogus attempt to hide behind small businesses as they pledge to block middle class tax cuts. Get Updates Sign up for the weekly White House Economy and Jobs Agenda. | 
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