Bruce Josten, a 34-year veteran of the Chamber who knows the minutiae of an array of policy issues.

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Since the membership is so diverse, some disaffection is inevitable, says Mr Josten.

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The group's top lobbyist, Bruce Josten, says it's now in "full-court press mode" to get the bailout bill passed immediately.

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The hundreds of new rulemakings that are part of the new financial regulatory law create too much uncertainty for business, Josten says.

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Both plans have drawbacks, says Bruce Josten of the Chamber of Commerce.

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But Bruce Josten, chief lobbyist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, says right now his organization's top priority is the flagging economy and shaping a new economic stimulus package.

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"The U.S. economic system depends on credit, and credit depends on confidence, " wrote Bruce Josten, the executive vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in a letter to lawmakers earlier this week.

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"I think an Obama presidency will share the same interest and concerns of our members and the rest of the American public, and that's get the engine of growth going, get innovation going again, get job creation growing, " Josten says.

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"While the Chamber applauds extension of AMT relief, it strongly opposes raising taxes to fund relief from a tax that was never intended as a revenue raiser, " the business group's top lobbyist, Bruce Josten, said in a letter sent to member of the House of Representatives Wednesday, in reference to the bill that would temporarily curb the tax.

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