ME to Boehner on weak jobs report: 'WHERE ARE THE JOBS BONER" ???

[trueblue2007]

Stop jacking the American people around Boehner. Get busy on creating those jobs you promised.

Stop giving money to the wealthiest people in America. STOP THE BUSH TAX CUTS.

Stop giving tax subsidies to the OIL COMPANIES!! They had RECORD profits! They DON'T need the money!!

Stop trashing American women.
Stop everything you are doing now and focus on financial reform!

KEEP YOUR BLOODY HANDS OFF SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE

[liberal N proud]

1. Jobs is the last thing Boehner or any other republican is thinking about

Screw the people in favor of the rich and corporations is the only item on their agenda.

[GSLevel9]

2. here's the analogy...

You have a new head chef in the restaurant. He's a part owner so you can't fire him. He's making the food taste like crap so the public blame the owner and management.

So Boehner's peeing in the soup but it's Obama handing the soup bowl to the dinner patrons.

Next year it'll be the head chef saying how he will turn the restaurant around as the new owner.

[trueblue2007]

3. yes but GOP's made promises to bring America JOBS

that is what they ran this election on ... and THEY LIED.

MSM AND THE DEMS need to call them on it. times to stop playing nice and tell the truth about the GOP actions and agenda. Time for all DEM politicians to bring this truth to the table

[trueblue2007]

4. Obama Won't Extend Bush Tax Cuts Again: Pledge To House Dems - FROM ANOTHER THREAD

yes!!! TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT WHAT THESE GOP CRIMINALS ARE DOING

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/02/obama-pledges-no-bush-tax-cut-extension_n_870680.html

Obama Won't Extend Bush Tax Cuts Again: Pledge To House Dems

WASHINGTON -- In a meeting with House Democrats on Thursday, President Obama stressed that his administration would draw a firm line on taxes and revenues both in the deficit- and debt-reduction debates and in the buildup to the 2012 elections.

According to multiple meeting attendees, the president reiterated on several occasions that a deal to raise the country's debt ceiling would include revenue increases, even as Republican lawmakers insist that such a deal should be restricted to spending cuts and entitlement reforms.

"I've been very clear about revenues as a part of a balanced package, and I will continue to be," said Obama.

Underscoring his commitment, Obama noted taxes would be a defining area of contrast with Republicans on the campaign trail. He insisted that he would not compromise again on his position that the tax rates for the top earners be raised to pre-Bush levels.

"'Whatever we agree on, we are still going to have plenty to argue about in 2012,'" a senior administration official said, paraphrasing the president. "'I've said I'm not going to renew the tax cuts for the top two percent. We might agree on tax reform or simplification, but on the upper-income tax cuts we are just going to have to agree to disagree.'"