A local economic agenda has been outlined, with a concept referred to as the 'New American Dream'. This idea is being promoted through a tour, which will run for a month. The tour is scheduled to make 10 stops during this time.
One of these stops will be in the DFW area, although the specific location has not been disclosed. Further information about the 'New American Dream Tour' and its local stop can be found through the Dallas Observer.
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