Barack Obama wants jobs bill back

Barack Obama wants jobs bill back. What a coincidence, Americans want their jobs back. The only problem is . . . these two goals are mutually exclusive. For one to succeed the other has to fail.

This post was last modified on October 1, 2011

Kip Hooker:

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  • He can have it back right after I'm done with it. Damn thing is even a bad replacement for Charmin.

  • It's funny watching the hesitancy and discomfort of Reid and Durbin when asked about the Obama jobs bill. They want nothing to do with it. It wouldn't even come close to passing in the Democratic-controlled Senate.

    • The Senate Dems found their solution to not moving forward on the bill. According to Drudge, taxes on the rich must occur first. Of course, the House won't move on that so the GOP, through a complicit media, will be made the bad guys. The narrative from BHO will be that he wanted to get America moving blah blah blah but those evil Republicans are protecting millionaires, billionaires, and corporate jet and yacht owners and won't allow the vital bill to pass.

  • Of course he wants it back, he doesn't know what's in it and needs to study up so he can answer the questions that are yet to come.

  • He needs that Bill signed into Law so he can plunge the U.S. economy deeper into a recession. Marxism at work..

  • I listened to Obama's condescending Saturday morning address which reaffirmed my decision not to listen to his Saturday addresses. If I hear him on the radio I change the station. If I see him on TV I change the channel. I can't stand to hear him speak or even look at the lying S.O.B. He reminds me of Gollum, a character in Lord of the Rings. Slimy, sleazy, and completely self absorbed. (My little precious)

    • So true. And he never says anything that you can believe anyway, so what's the point to listening?

  • I want my America back, Obungles can kiss me where it stinks if he thinks this is gonna pass.

  • He wants it back. Have any of his boys formally submitted this POS on the floor for consideration yet?

    • Ha, I don't think so. Drudge is running a headline that it can't pass through the D controlled Senate.