Today, Obama in an interview review over his American Jobs Act and stated a highly controversial statement, claiming that the republicans in the senate don't care about the unemployment rate on a rise, and the initiative to take action on helping those who are in need.
Hearing Obama say this today, made me highly frustrated with the fact that he is so determined on passing a bill that is so unneeded in our economy right now. (See my other post on the American Jobs Act: http://currenteventsbydavidengland.blogspot.com/2011/10/my-opinion-on-american-jobs-act.html)
It's shocking that he contains enough audacity to make such a broad statement condemning the republican party and republican members in the senate. In my opinion, wouldn't you agree that if he's trying to win the vote of these senators, he should try more to appeal and reason with them instead of attacking them? it seems more logical and professional for OUR PRESIDENT to have a little bit more respect for the government as a whole, EVEN republicans, and i believe it may be to much to ask, but wouldn't the mature way to handle a situation like this, be to try and step in the republicans shoes and try to see where there coming from when they don't agree with this $447 billion dollar bill? There's a saying that goes like this "don't bite the hand that feeds you" and right now that is exactly what our president is doing and he's to naive to realize the extent of his actions towards "Trying" to pass this bill. Obama needs to step up and mature if he wants to actually try and help this country towards recovery, yet he has showed us its more important to him to play golf, take vacations, and curse republicans, than to actually aid our economy, and country.
Here's a video on Obama making this statement.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2011/10/13/obama_republicans_dont_want_a_place_where_people_no_matter_what_they_look_like_can_succeed.html
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