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In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, former President Bill Clinton expresses his support for President Obama's jobs plan and says his tax proposal isn't class warfare.
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President Obama's jobs plan was delivered to Congress, but CNN's Brianna Keilar reports it may be dead on arrival.
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Forty percent of unemployed older Americans remain out of work for more than a year, as Athena Jones reports.
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By CNN’s Wolf Blitzer
(CNN) - Now we know that President Obama wants to deliver his major speech on jobs next Wednesday night before a joint session of the Senate and House. I've been calling it a "make or break" speech because jobs remains issue No. 1 in his bid for re-election and there are still so many millions of Americans out of a job. There are millions more looking for a better job. Unless the president can turn things around between now and November 2012, his re-election will be in very deep trouble irrespective of his Republican challenger.
For the millions who are unemployed, the nation is not only in a recession, it's in a depression. That's certainly what it feels like for them.
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