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Updated: October 3, 2011 | 3:42 p.m
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., said definitively on Monday that President Obama’s $447 billion jobs bill will not be brought to the floor as a package, despite repeated calls from the White House to move on his legislation.
You can blame the Senate Democrats just as much as the House Republicans. I guess the Senate Democrats don't actually care about people having jobs either! go figure.
I guess the left does not care that the Senate also disagress with the bill and ALSO said it would go no where....but hey...typical leftist thinking...
I guess that must be the reason harry brought up the chinese money bill, or what ever it's called...
The Chinese money bill will likely go nowhere either but it carries LESS POLITICAL DAMAGE than the Jobs Bill. The Senate Democrats know that if they bring the jobs bill up for a vote that vote could come back to haunt them in the next election.
The Republicans do not like the bill but the Democrats are afraid of it. Which is worse??
I guess the left does not care that the Senate also disagress with the bill and ALSO said it would go no where....but hey...typical leftist thinking...
I guess that must be the reason harry brought up the chinese money bill, or what ever it's called...
Meh. Reid is far and away the weakest link in the democratic chain, as far as I care - along with many senate dems. I wouldn't be surprised if they were also against the jobs bill, since they've been against quite a few popular bills, and managed to bungle issues like the debt ceiling and the yearly budget.
Meh. Reid is far and away the weakest link in the democratic chain, as far as I care - along with many senate dems. I wouldn't be surprised if they were also against the jobs bill, since they've been against quite a few popular bills, and managed to bungle issues like the debt ceiling and the yearly budget.
This goes for the repubs also...just change a few names....
Are the dems afraid of what is in the bill or afraid of what will happen next election cycle?
Surely its the election cycle which is worse! Typical politicians.. definately more concerned about their fate than the fate of the country.
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