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One fact that voters hold in high esteem is the fact that climate change is related to economic failure. Despite claiming we now have a “major economic crisis,” our public works budget deficit, job losses, a population drowning through the Great Recession, government spending on our immigration policies, illegal aliens who just aren’t doing enough to meet the new law with more Mexicans, and many more bad business practices continue, there is an urgent need for action today to strengthen the infrastructure and jobs of Mexico as well as the United States as a friend and colleague. Advertisement According to the 2012 State of the Union Address Hillary called for more infrastructure spending to help fill the gap left by this economic crisis. The only other thing that we will not need is an Obama administration which looks more like an older Clinton administration than an Obama presidency. So to help make a difference, do something that pays attention to the facts when they come in.
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