Backtalk with Leah Chase

[...]from day one, he hit the ground running, unveiling a slate of policies and legislation — the centerpiece being the $787 billion economic stimulus package — that rivaled the output of presidents Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson. Specter’s move positions the Democrats to gain full control of a filibuster-proof Senate, which would be key to Obama’s ability to get other planks of his legislative agenda enacted. Related to the White House Auto Task Force’s involvement with Chrysler and General Motors’ restructuring plans, he said that “I don’t think we should micromanage. [...]today, the task force announced that Chrysler has taken the necessary steps to give the car maker a new lease on life. [...]where there’s necessity, there’s invention, and Keith Dixon, along with his business partner, David Ramano, created a gown that curbs the potential for a “wardrobe malfunction.” Aside from making way in the healthcare sector, the gowns also fill a void in another burgeoning industry, green products. What is the biggest challenge young people and African Americans face in developing a business or getting people to believe in their plan?