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We must have programs that create some degree of confidence America can be rebuilt, and jobs with it.

The fall in employment is so bad that last year's decline of 3.7 percent was the worst since 1938, when Franklin Roose­velt misjudged an incipient recovery and cut public investment, resulting in a 5.8 percent plunge in employment.
We must put "our" people back to work.
The administration must initiate policies that help reignite the investment-driven engines of our economy.
One worker in an infrastructure project leads to almost 1.7 jobs for others. And we will be fulfilling a desperate national need. It is time the obstacles created by the profusion of bureaucracies at the local, state, and national level were cleared away.
And, Drill here, Drill there, Drill everywhere!

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