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credit for hiring long term unemployed and position to help refinance mortgages at low interest rates. steven, the white house is steering us told analysis from well known economist mark zandi who says this plan if enacted could create almost 2 million jobs. let me guess, you re skeptical? i m friends with mark for a long time but he s been wrong. he s the one who said we would create 3.5 million jobs. an amazing statistic. i just looked up the numbers. we have 1 million fewer jobs today than we did in february of 2009 when we created the $800 billion stimulus plan. let me use a football analogy if i may. if you run the ball up the middle three times and you don t get any yards, on fourth down you don t run the ball up the middle and that s what the president is proposing. a lot of proposals you just mentioned were things in the original stimulus plan or payroll tax credit. we did that in january of this year. none of it has worked to create the kinds of jobs. ken rogoff,
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