White House To Host Hispanic Summit For Philly Area Residents
The event will cover topics including jobs, the economy, education, healthcare and housing.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The White House will host four more Hispanic Community Action Summits in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Arlington, Virginia; Silver Spring, Maryland; and Livermore, California in the coming weeks. The events are the latest in an ongoing series of regional meetings across the country providing an opportunity for Senior Administration Officials to engage members of the Hispanic community on a wide range of issues critical to creating an economy built to last, including the President’s “To Do List” for Congress that would create jobs and help restore middle class security. Participants in the upcoming summits will discuss topics including jobs and the economy, education, healthcare, housing and the need to fix our nation’…
Tom Bartman
11:48 am on Wednesday, May 30, 2012
President Obama is on track to be the first president to not net a single job increase. Right now he's at -0.28%. It takes job creating policies to make jobs - not "Hope and Change", "Yes We Can" slogans. more ›