"President Obama criticizes Republican approach to jobs crisis"

     It is no secret that the nation and its' people are going through a very difficult time economically. It is harder for one to find a job, receive an education, pay off loans, and thousands even struggle to keep their current jobs. It is the responsibility of the leaders of the United States hand in hand with the people to provide citizens with jobs and secure their future.
     "President Obama criticizes Republican approach to jobs crisis" by Peter Nicholas in the Los Angeles Times. In this article the author discusses what President Obama is doing in order to increase the number of jobs and boost the economy. "President Obama suggested that Republicans were adopting a "No, we can't" approach to the jobs crisis." The President is touring in order to urge the citizens to demand the republican members of congress to pass his bills and increase jobs. It seems like Obama is trying to create more jobs in fields that would be beneficial to the betterment of the future as opposed to making the wealthy wealthier. He is proposing bills that would allow more teachers to teach,construction workers to build, and so on. By doing so he is pumping money into the economy, which in return will slowly increase. The only problem that he is facing is getting these bills passed. The article included a quote which was very powerful and logical. "I think more teachers in the classroom is a jobs plan. More construction workers rebuilding our schools is a jobs plan. Tax cuts for small-business owners and working families is a jobs plan.That's the choice we face. And it's up to you to decide which plan is the real American Jobs Act."