Extended Unemployment Benefits
President George H.W. Bush held a news conference during his vacation in Kennebunkport, ME, to announce his intention…
On August 2, 1991, Congress passed a bill to extend unemployment benefits for twenty weeks to the 1.6 million people whose twenty-six weeks of… read more
On August 2, 1991, Congress passed a bill to extend unemployment benefits for twenty weeks to the 1.6 million people whose twenty-six weeks of benefits had run out. The President stated that he would not support the extension of benefits. Senator Paul Sarbanes (D-MD) discussed the bill and the President’s statement. close
President George H.W. Bush held a news conference during his vacation in Kennebunkport, ME, to announce his intention…
During this very brief House session (2 1/2 minutes) nothing much happened...
Speaking to reporters, President Bill Clinton used the then-latest unemployment figure of 5.4 percent to show that the…
President Bush outlined what he hopes will be the next steps in welfare reform. With him on stage were Secretary Thompson and four…