Obama’s Weekly Address: Yet Another Plea To Pass The Jobs Bill

Capping off a week of campaigning for his $447 billion jobs plan, President Obama, not surprisingly, uses his weekly address to once again urge Congress to pass the American Jobs Act. “The time for action is now.  No more games or gridlock.  No more division or delay.  It’s time for the ...

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