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[indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] good morning. I am the president of saint anselm. We would like to welcome everyone to this event on behalf of all of saint anthem college, we are happy to have you here at the institute of politics. Our campus is buzzing again. Its a much easier year than the last two years had been an it is hard to believe we are almost one month into the semester and i hope you have a chance to meet some of our great students who are here working and ambassadors. Raise your hand if youre a student. There they are. [applause] as you know, for more than 60 years, saint anselm has welcomed president ial candidate and National Figures hilltops. Some of you may know we just completed our 20th anniversary of the founding of the institute, which was just literally days before the september 11 attacks. The institute has faithfully served the college and our Wider Community with civic engagement, education, and empowerment of citizens of all ages. And tod
[indistinct conversations] good morning. I am the president of saint anselm. We would like to welcome everyone to this event on behalf of all of saint anthem college, we are happy to have you here at the institute of politics. Our campus is buzzing again. Its a much easier year than the last two years had been an it is hard to believe we are almost one month into the semester and i hope you have a chance to meet some of our great students who are here working and ambassadors. Raise your hand if youre a student. There they are. [applause] as you know, for more than 60 years, saint anselm has welcomed president ial candidate and National Figures hilltops. Some of you may know we just completed our 20th anniversary of the founding of the institute, which was just literally days before the september 11 attacks. The institute has faithfully served the college and our Wider Community with civic engagement, education, and empowerment of citizens of all ages. And today we continue that traditi
Population of 7. 5 million left a city with the. 1 million people. A lot of that has to do with the fact that it energized the private or. Thats the difference was going to happen with taxes depending on the choice the American People make on november 6th. Were either going to be fighting a battle all of next year about how high this president about what to raise our taxes. I dont care if he raises taxes on the rich, the poor the poor dont pay taxes. The richer the middle class. For every raise taxes, its too much money being given to a government that does know how to spend money. Whatever Ronald Reagan did nice to be put on a diet. And its less money. It is to figure out how to get a loan on less money. It has split the money in the private sector. If romney gets elected, thats a debate showhouse. So the how high do taxes go . If romney gets elected, the debate will be how low can they keep taxes. How can we reform the tax system . How do we go to a flat tax or flattener taxes so tha
Ballpark 4 Million People a month get hired. This is a very dynamic economy. Youre not waiting for the retraining before you can fill a nursing vacancy. So if take you a look at that, i pulled up the data on it is plac displaced workers. Asking at the Interview Time and it look s back three years, so n average a year and a half, are you now. Employed, unemployed, out of the labor force. And does construction really look that different from the rest of the economy. And i could ask this question by looking at people who lost jobs in the Construction Industry and looking at people who lost jobs that were labeled in the construction and maintenance occupation. And these are whats called long tenured displaced workers. These are workers who had held their job for at least three years before losing the job. And what you can see, construction, the general economy, they look pretty much the same on this story. The idea that you have to focus on retraining, retraining is important, dont get me