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Article Source: SlateYou can't stop President Obama from reaching out to Republicans; it's what he does. In Thursday night's speech, he tried two separate maneuvers—reminding them of their support for stimulus measures in the past and accepting the good faith of their opposition.
By Jacob Weisberg
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#1 - Sun Sep 11, 2011 5:02 PM EDT"Now, I realize that some of you have a different theory on how to grow the economy," he said. "Some of you sincerely believe that the only solution to our economic challenges is to simply cut most government spending and eliminate most government regulations."
The answer here is simple. The GOP do not wish to create jobs as this only helps Obama. If their ideas worked we should have a booming economy. Getting rid of Obama trumps the American people getting back to work. That's just how dirty it has gotten. It's funny the GOP never complains about the deficit when a Republican President is in office. Also the stimulus that every GOP member voted no on did have a positive effect on the economy but they all say it was a failure. Then the same Republicans that voted against it then went to their districts holding up big checks & taking credit. Oh the hypocritical low lifes.
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