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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2009
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'Glimmers' of Economic Hope, But Work's Not Done: Obama

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(Newser) – After a meeting today with the administration's top economic officials, President Obama said he’s starting to see “glimmers of hope,” Bloomberg reports. The president noted that government loans to small business are up but cautioned, “We’ve still got a lot of work to do.” Factory orders are up for the first time since July and home buying continues to rise, but unemployment is expected to continue to climb.

“The economy’s still under severe stress,” the president said, “and obviously during these holidays we have to keep in mind that whatever we do ultimately has to translate into economic growth, and jobs, and rising incomes for the American people.”

President Barack Obama and his economic advisors in the  Roosevelt Room of the White House.
President Barack Obama and his economic advisors in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.   (AP Photo)
President Barack Obama and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
President Barack Obama and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.   (AP Photo)
President Barack Obama accompanied by his economic advisers.
President Barack Obama accompanied by his economic advisers.   (AP Photo)
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justme
Apr 10, 09 5:37 PM CDT
If there is a glimmer of hope, can Obama take credit? After all, all the problems are still Bush's fault. Reply
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woody66
Apr 10, 09 9:00 PM CDT
Can you name some that Obama has caused during his 90 days in Office ? Don't get me started on Bush.......you don't have time to read em all.
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SPH
Apr 11, 09 12:25 PM CDT
The hope began with Obama's election.... Reply
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