Obama to stress job creation

President Barack Obama goes before Congress tonight to argue for his new plan to urgently create jobs for the millions of out-of-work Americans, a way forward that some opposition Republicans have rejected before hearing the details and members of the Democratic base view as too timid.

President Barack Obama goes before Congress tonight to argue for his new plan to urgently create jobs for the millions of out-of-work Americans, a way forward that some opposition Republicans have rejected before hearing the details and members of the Democratic base view as too timid.

The speech to a joint session of the legislature, where Republicans control the House of Representatives, was expected to chart a middle ground, part of Obama’s continuing strategy to win the backing of independent voters who hold the key to his hopes for re-election next year.

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