Obama: It takes more than 1 term to fix economy

President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign stop Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012, in Milwaukee. / AP Photo/Morry Gash
(AP) MILWAUKEE - President Barack Obama says change takes more than one term in the White House, more than one president and more than one party.
His message to thousands of cheering supporters at a rally in Milwaukee was a rebuke to rival Mitt Romney, who claims Obama's policies have failed to turn the economy around.
The crowd of about 18,000 in a steady drizzle was the largest yet of Obama's reelection campaign. It was Obama's first appearance in Wisconsin since February.
Obama scolds Congress for "skipping town"
At the rally and at two fundraising events in the state, Obama resurrected the promise at his nominating convention to create 1 million new manufacturing jobs. Wisconsin is better off than many states with a 7.5 percent unemployment rate, has seen its manufacturing industry hard hit in recent years.
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and me and my family.
The GOP blocked Obama's American Jobs Act.
According to Moody's Analytics, Obama's American Jobs Act would have created 1.9 million jobs.
According to the Economic Policy Institute, Obama's American Jobs Act would have saved 2.6 million jobs and protected an additional 1.6 million existing jobs.
According to Macroeconomic Advisors, Obama's American Jobs Act would create 2.1 millions jobs.
Yet the GOP blocked Obama's American Jobs Act - NOT because it was a bad idea, but because it would succeed.
In addition the GOP blocked the Bring the Jobs Home Act, which would end tax breaks for corporations to off-shore American jobs. In addition, they are launching a mutli-million dollar smear campaign against Sherrod Brown, the author of the act.
In short, the GOP wants tax breaks to off-shore your job.
But that's not all. The GOP refused to extend the Production Tax Credit. As a result, thousands of Americans in America's emerging wind industry will lose their jobs.
The GOP in Congress also skipped town without extending relied to America's drought-stricken farmers. I realize that Romney considers these hard-working people "victims" - but I can't help wondering how many jobs will be lost as a result of this attitude.
Lest we forget, Republican governors have fired almost a million public employees - including teachers, fire-fighters and policemen. As a result, your kid is competing with his former English teacher for a part time job at Burger King.
This record proves conclusively that the GOP does not give a rat about the country. If they can't rule the country, they'll destroy it.
That's a good reason to re-hire Obama and to fire the entire GOP.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCN5-ovvFL0
your paid blogging is absurd
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57400369-503544/national-debt-has-increased-more-under-obama-than-under-bush/
American politics does not consider "Incomplete" to be a successful way to advance.
The turnout in Milwaukee was weak. They didn't fill the Marcus Amphitheater which holds 23,000 and the rain began after everyone arrived, not as they were leaving home. Team Obama failed to fill the house, and it was in Wisconsin where they staged the showdown and recall, not in Charllotte, NC, where they eeked out a win in 2008.
With all the negative responses - - who/where are all his supporters - - other than the media trying to brain-wash everyone into believing the way they do.
Watch the Youtube clip of "2016" ! ! ! !