Posted on 11/14/2013 4:45:14 AM PST by lbryce
President Barack Obama is set to tout the U.S. economic recovery during a visit to an Ohio steel mill on Thursday even as he faces more questions about the troubled rollout of his signature healthcare law.
Obama will talk about the recovery of the U.S. auto industry, the energy benefits of auto fuel-efficiency standards, and the attractiveness of the United States for foreign investment when he visits the ArcelorMittal Cleveland facility, the White House said.
The company has brought back workers furloughed in 2008 during the U.S. recession and has added 150 new jobs, the White House said in a statement.
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Wait... WHAT?!
The past several years could be an outer limits season.
Ohio still has a steel mill?
Seriously. Professional mental-health help. NOW.
Obama’s favorite subjects seem to be things that don’t exist in the real world, anthropogenic global warming, ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN THE USA etc. If this country is becoming attractive to foreign investors it can only be because of lower labor costs, the dollar is losing its value so what used to be a comfortable middle class income not so long ago is now a path to destitution and we ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
Another “pivot to the economy.”
Wonder how many jobs this pivot will cost taxpayers?
The hypocrite-in-chief should take a short jog to Cleveland’s east side, where the unemployment rate is dismal and to the neighborhoods like those of Anthony Sowell and Ariel Castro where civilization has broken down. Or maybe a public school that met 0% of the state standards. These are the places where he is so popular that Romney didn’t even bother campaigning, because of Obama’s 100% support there.
Ugh...thanks for posting this. It reminded me to stay away from the airport today. Time to use all the back roads to avoid the Presidential parade.
Biden was here just last week to fund raise and dang I got stuck in that cross traffic too. Nothing like sitting on Route 237 watching a bunch of regime cars drive by.
prayed the Rosary for our Nation while I waited.
At least until BHO's visit. Needless to say that whatever he visits to tout in the private sector is doomed.
Very few, with exception of the true believer sycophants and psychos believe a word this POS says anymore. The comments after the article tell a lot.
He needs to quit wasting money traveling around on the jet. Do what he does best. Lie and loaf around.
Don't you worry. The EPA is scheduled to visit tomorrow.
Incredible liar... just look at GM’s latest financials and throw a copy of it straight into that scrotum pounded face of his!
Shouldn’t he be doing this speech in Detroit?
PRay America is Waking Up
Thankfully, he has Obamacare!
339,000 (9,000 MORE than expected) new unemployed might disagree with Obama’s ‘roaring economic recovery’.
At current rates, we are still seeing some 1.3 million new unemployment claims per month.
And that doesn’t even address the ‘under’employed.
Obama to talk economy during visit to Cleveland steel plant
Discussion here Tuesday.
The Columbus Dispatch ^ | Nov 12, 2013 | Joe Vardon
Posted on Tuesday, November 12, 2013 8:48:04 AM by KeyLargo
Obama to talk economy during visit to Cleveland steel plant
By Joe Vardon
The Columbus Dispatch Tuesday November 12, 2013 5:46 AM
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3090383/posts
Plenty to rip Obama about (1-2% GDP growth is the worst recovery in history is but one example) but UE Claims is not one of them.
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