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President Obama calls on Congress to take an up-or-down vote on extending unemployment benefits and to stop the political maneuvering that keeps Americans in need of assistance in limbo. July 19, 2010.

Is There Hope for the 99'ers? - Democrats to Give Jobless Benefits Another Vote Today- Please Be Praying!

Jen Fad · Tuesday, July 20th 2010 at 12:09PM · 266 views
AP - Millions of people stuck on the jobless rolls would receive an extension of unemployment benefits averaging $309 a week under a Senate bill that appears set to break free of a Republican filibuster. Democrats have stripped the unemployment insurance measure down to the bare essentials for Tuesday's vote, which is a do-over of a tally taken late last month.

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Is There Hope for the 99'ers? - Democrats to Give Jobless Benefits Another Vote Today- Please Be Praying!

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Jen Fad Tuesday, July 20th 2010 at 3:55PM

Yes they (the unemployed) need a life line right now so desperately. I can't believe there are some amongst the Congress who actually think people who are capbable and have worked really want to be unemployed! Are those people mad? What is $600-800 month anyway puhleeze that's not enough to cover rent where I live! I guess we have to wait and see.

Jen Fad Tuesday, July 20th 2010 at 3:57PM

News Alert: Extension of Jobless Benefits Clears Key Senate Hurdle
Extension of Jobless Benefits Clears Key Senate Hurdle on 60-40 Vote

With the bare minimum of votes required to avoid a
filibuster, the bill to extend unemployment benefits cleared
the most important procedural hurdle in the Senate and
advanced to a final vote and all but certain passage,
expected later today. Democrats in the Senate moved ahead
with the bill after an interim appointee, Carte Goodwin, was
sworn in this afternoon to fill the West Virginia seat left
vacant by the death of Robert C. Byrd and provide the 60th
yes in a largely party-line vote. The bill is expected to be
approved by the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

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Hallelujah!



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