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Posted byon July 26, 2011 at 1:26 PM EDTEd. Note: This post will be updated with upcoming chances to join Office Hours and you can see what you missed during past sessions.
We're trying something new on our social networks -- starting this week, senior staff at the White House will hold regular "Office Hours" to answer your questions on a host of issues and topics.
Use the hashtag #WHChat on Twitter to ask administration officials your questions on President Obama’s speech and the ongoing deficit debate. White House staff will respond to your questions in real-time via Twitter during Office Hours. Check back for more chances to engage and follow @WhiteHouse for the latest updates.
Here's what you missed during past Office Hours:
- Office Hours 8/3/11 or "Shoeless at Work": Office Hours with Brian Deese
- Office Hours 8/2/11 or "The American People Won In This #Compromise": Jason Furman Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 8/1/11 or "Important Win 4 Economy": Brian Deese Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 7/29/11 or "Time Flies When You're Tweeting": Brian Deese Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 7/29/11 or "#Compromise": Jason Furman Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 7/28/11 or "GREAT question": Brian Deese Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 7/28/1 or "My First Time Tweeting": Jason Furman Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 7/27/11 or "What is POTUS?": Brian Deese Answers Your Questions on Twitter
- Office Hours 7/26/11 or "Budget Wonks Unite": Brian Deese Answers Your Questions on Twitter
The Spark Needed to Compete for Manufacturing Jobs
Posted byon June 10, 2011 at 3:12 PM EDTInfographic: The Resurgence of the American Automotive Industry
Posted byon June 3, 2011 at 12:04 PM EDTToday, President Obama will travel to Toledo, Ohio where he will visit the Chrysler Group’s Toledo Supplier Park – an operation that employs more than 1,700 workers producing Jeep Wranglers, Jeep Liberties, and Dodge Nitros. Just two years ago, Chrysler was filing for bankruptcy, and President Obama made the tough decision to support the restructuring of the company rather than allow it to fail – which would have cost tens of thousands of American jobs.
Today, Chrysler is repaying its government loans six years ahead of schedule and posted five consecutive quarters of operating profit. Earlier this week, the National Economic Council released a new report on the resurgence of the American automotive industry. Over the past two years, the auto industry has added 113,000 jobs - the fastest pace of job growth in the auto industry since 1998.
Check out this infographic that highlights some of the key successes in the auto industry since 2009.
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