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Old 10-06-2011, 09:35 PM
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Obama's Jobs bill doesn't have a sponsor in the house. Obama needs one Democrat to bring the bill to the house and sponsor the bill. Not one Dem wants to be associated with it in the house. In the Senate Harry Reid has sponsored the bill but he says they are too busy with other things and will look at bring it up for a vote at the end of the month. The Senate Majority leader has suggested bringing the bill up now for debate and a vote and Reid got pissed and said the Republican's were playing politics.

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the Dem's held up the vote last week so they could change the way it was funded, which they have amended, and now they will be voting on it:

Senate Democrats add millionaire tax to jobs bill

Dems tweak jobs package to win over votes from their own members

By ERICA WERNER

updated 10/5/2011 4:27:15 PM ET


WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats are rewriting portions of President Barack Obama's jobs bill to include a new 5 percent tax on income above $1 million — a proposal that is sure to be blocked by Republicans.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Wednesday he is changing the plan to make sure the nation's wealthiest families pay their fair share, picking up on a theme the White House has promoted throughout this year's budget battles.

The changes won't affect any of Obama's proposals to cut payroll taxes or provide money for teachers, firefighters and infrastructure. The changes are expected to attract more votes from Democratic senators, though Reid wouldn't predict whether Senate Democrats would unite behind the measure, which is unlikely to get any support from Republicans.
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The boy's an idiot. It's HIS bill (never mind the fact that he's in the Executive Branch, NOT the Legislative Branch). He's called to have it voted on in October. Mitch McConnell (R) has called for an immediate vote and the head idiot in charge accuses him of a "political stunt?" McConnell knows that if it passes and the moronic American public gets wind of what's in it, the Dem.s will NEVER see power again. It's good that they're FINALLY starting to wake up and smell the coffee. A little late, but it's better late than never.
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