There will be no formal Republican response to President’s jobs speech on Thursday

If Republicans had any desire at all to create jobs, they’d want to present their ideas to the American people. The fact that there won’t be a response to the President’s jobs speech tells you everything you need to know about the GOP-Teaparty’s plans going into 2012 — hoping and working for disaster to make Obama a one-term president.

“Republicans are, and have been, entirely focused on job creation,” Boehner spokesman Michael Steel said. “Every Member of Congress, and – more importantly – the American people, will provide a reaction to the president’s address. We trust in the good judgment of the American people, and the president’s proposals will rise or fall on their own merits.” No formal Republican response planned after Obama’s jobs address | The Hill

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3 thoughts on “There will be no formal Republican response to President’s jobs speech on Thursday

  1. Really. The guys had three years to focus on jobs and just now getting around to it. It’s an appropriate response to an inappropriate use of a joint session of Congress. Just another opportunity to stand up in front of the American people and make a big speech. How much actual work does the guy do? Passes health care reform to the congress who botch it with pork pleasures. Really, give me a break!

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