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Title: Disclaimer: This example was designed to model he procedure for students and does not constitute an endorsement, by the instructor, of the views expressed in the article and article reflection. In other words, all students are encouraged to reflect on


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DisclaimerThis example was designed to model he
procedure for students and does not constitute an
endorsement, by the instructor, of the views
expressed in the article and article reflection.
In other words, all students are encouraged to
reflect on their artifacts based on personal
opinions and conclusions.
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Artifact 1 NYtimes.com News Article
Note to students if you view this in
presentation mode, clicking on the article text
will take you to the online articleand clicking
on the light bulb will take you to the article
reflection
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Artifact 1 Reflection Nytimes.com News Article
  • This recent news article published on
    Nytimes.com discusses possible actions the Obama
    Administration and Leaders in Congress to extend
    various safety net programs as a result our
    current economic situation. The article offers a
    mixed portrayal of President Obama. It discusses
    attempts by Obamas economic team to explore ways
    to create jobs and get our economy moving again.
    Currently, the administration is facing criticism
    due to the worsening unemployment situation, with
    the percentage of people unemployed inching from
    9.7 to 9.8 in September (a 26-year high). The
    article highlights several proposals by the Obama
    administration to help the American people
    through this tough time. Obama has suggested
    giving employers a 3,000 tax credit for each new
    hire but Congress rejected it fearing it would
    cause businesses to manipulate their payrolls to
    claim the credit. Democrats in Congress are
    suggesting that we extend extra unemployment
    assistance and health benefits to unemployed
    workers, in addition to the 8,000 new home tax
    credit for first time buyers. No official
    decisions have been made about the continuation
    of these benefits into the next fiscal year.
    According to the article, extending unemployment
    and health benefits would cost up to 100 billion
    next year, adding to our every growing deficit
    and national debt (13 trillion dollars).
  • This article provides evidence that Obama
    is facing challenges from both Democrats and
    Republicans on our current economic situation.
    This is a very unpredictable situation, and the
    article highlights the possible proposals aimed
    at providing people with a safety net. The
    article does not necessarily portray Obama in a
    negative light, but it gives the American public
    a lot to consider in terms of our economy and job
    creation. Obama is a member of the Democratic
    Party, and his administration and Democrats in
    Congress will likely face opposition by the
    Republican party moving forward. This situation
    affects all levels of society locally and
    nationally it impacts the well-being of the
    American public, and globally it affects our
    relations with other countries and correlates to
    their economic situations. Times are tough
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