Obama tells voters to pressure Congress

President Barack Obama is calling on frustrated voters to tell Congress they're sick of gridlock and partisanship and want to see compromise to boost the faltering economy and create jobs. The president used his weekly radio and Internet address Saturday to try to position himself on the side of the ...

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