Senate Proceeding on Sep 8th, 2009 :: 3:28:20 to 3:29:15
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Amy Klobuchar: put a lot of people back twork. -- back to work. ms. klobuchar: if the senator would yield en yes, i yield. ms. klobuchar: as senator dorgan was just discussing, it seem always think about the ripple effect of these. nevada has suffered because of some of the economic downturn

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Speech By: Amy Klobuchar

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Amy Klobuchar: here with tourism. could you talk about what you've seen in terms of other businesses that have lost business when we don't promote tourism lik because i think that's something that people don't always about. they think about the big aicialtion the they don't think about the ripple effect on some of the other jobs that matter in this country.

3:29:01 to 3:29:16( Edit History Discussion )

Amy Klobuchar: mr. ensign: tourism, being such -- i thin thank the senator for her question. tourism being such a huge part of our economy today, if the person who's working in the tourism industry -- for