White House to Republicans: Don't like the president campaigning for his jobs bill? Well, too bad.

[ProSense]

Via Daily Kos: White House to Republicans: Don't like the president campaigning for his jobs bill? Well, too bad.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. That's good.

It just shows them that they haven't kept their word about creating jobs.

And now everybody will see that, too...

[Cali_Democrat]

2. I liked Biden's quote today

"We are here not playing politics, we are out here going over the heads of those not willing to compromise"

[polichick]

3. That was brilliant!

[applegrove]

5. +1000

[Ikonoklast]

4. Hardball, you gutless pricks, DO YOU UNDERSTAND IT?

You will, soon.

[Tarheel_Dem]

6. >>>>>>

:thumbsup:

[MadMaddie]

8. This is the only way to do it

the Republicans will scream louder about how unfair life is, how hard their job is blah..blah..meanwhile the 99% walk the lines....you can't ask for a bigger contrast.....the debates are destroying them to..

Even though all of this is good we can not go soft and we cannot let up....

[ClarkUSA]

7. So much for naysayers saying his jobs bill was all about posturing aka "knowing it would never pass"

As usual, the truth is much different than the dismissive rhetoric.

President Obama was and is deadly serious about getting his very liberal jobs bill through Congress. He's fighting for it even if he has to break it up into itty bitty pieces so Republicans can understand it (as he keeps mockingly saying to much laughter from his audiences).

I'll bet Republicans are getting phone calls from constituents, polling data, and internal reporting that indicates President Obama is making inroads. The local TV coverage must be pretty intense.