U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) spoke on the Senate floor yesterday saying Democrats would begin to dismantle the President’s jobs bill and vote on it piece-by-piece. The first piece is $35 billion in aid for teachers, police and fire departments. In a video clip on the Daily Caller, Senator Reid said the measure would not be new deficit spending and would “keep 4,000 teachers and support staff where they belong.”
Aid for Teachers & First Responders
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