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Burr, senators eats dinner with the president
Sen. Richard Burr
Sen. Richard Burr had dinner at the White House Wednesday night. He and nine other Republican senators joined President Barack Obama to talk about economic issues.
Burr released this statement Thursday:
Last night, I joined a group of Republicans senators and the president for a discussion about our economy and our national debt.
The problems facing our nation are numerous, complex, and cannot be solved in a single night, but I am hopeful the president will work with Congress to fix our entitlement programs so they are viable for future generations of Americans and reform our tax code so that we can encourage economic growth, promote job creation, and provide a prosperous future for American families and businesses.
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