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Posted: 5:07 AM Sep 15, 2009
Obama back on the economy
President Barack Obama is spending another day talking about the economy.
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President Barack Obama is spending another day talking about the economy.
After visiting Wall Street to start the week, the president travels to Ohio Tuesday for a round-table discussion with autoworkers at a General Motors plant in Warren. Obama will then speak on the economy.
Next, he travels to Pittsburgh for an address before the AFL-CIO convention.
The president wraps up the day at a fundraiser in Philadelphia for Sen. Arlen Specter, the former Republican who switched to the Democratic Party earlier this year.
Obama returns to Washington in the evening.
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