OK, no, they didn't actually say that. The things they said were actually a lot worse.
"In the President’s plan, businesses are encouraged to give hiring preferences to long-term unemployed individuals through generous tax credits. Furthermore, the government subsidizes joblessness through a series of unemployment benefit extensions. Why would anyone answer Obama’s call to “get to work” and champion the “American” way when they can flaunt the way of the unemployed?"
CK That's right, you'd think they'd support a tax credit as a way of getting the unemployed back to work like expanding the Work Opportunity Tax Credit to cover the long term unemployed or people who are seeing their unemployment insurance benefits expire. But no, they think it's flaunting being unemployed.
"All of these government hand-holders push the market toward "living the life" with little to no responsibility. Rather than stimulating the businesses and entrepreneurs the President exalts in his speeches, Obama is rolling out red tape and spending that actively stifles them."
CK Let's talk about red tape, shall we? Let's talk about the credit checks and the "unemployed need not apply" job ads. That's the red tape the unemployed are getting... from the 'job creators' like the ones who fashion themselves as such in Americans for Prosperity.
"Overall, this Jobs Bill is an implicit refusal to consider public opinion. Two weeks ago, Rasmussen reported, 64% of “Likely U.S. voters think thoughtful spending cuts should be considered in every program of the federal government” (emphasis added). But, the President follows up with a bill stuffed with just the opposite. Programs in this bill not only make it convenient to be unemployed, but make joblessness a self-righteous status symbol:
I’m unemployed, so hire me!"
CK Emphasis mine. Yeah, those crazy leftist hippies, acting like you need a job to pay rent or pay back loans or something. Crazy.
Link here, set faces to stunned:
http://www.americansforprosperity.org/092711-obamas-new-stimulus-calls-unemployment-discrimination