Meet the new Obama jobs speech, same as the old Obama jobs speech

http://twitter.com/#!/JohnEkdahl/status/517742507354906624

Speaking at Northwestern University today about jobs, President Obama continued the “broken record” approach of economic planning:

POTUS calls for new investments in energy and technology to make America "a magnet for good, middle-class jobs."

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) October 2, 2014

Hey, that sounds familiar!

— S.M (@redsteeze) October 2, 2014

Yeah, but “magnets” — that’s got to do something, right?

— Gaytriot (@GayPatriot) October 2, 2014

How original RT @markknoller POTUS calls for new investments in energy and technology to make America "a magnet for good, middle-class jobs"

— Brent Munlin (@Bmunlin) October 2, 2014

@markknoller Wait, what does "magnet" mean? We've magnet-ed more than enough. No more magnet.

— Alexis Metro (@Mrs__Met) October 2, 2014

.@markknoller New investments in energy and technology. Wow, what a brilliant, novel idea. I've never heard of such a "plan".

— Dostoevsky's Shade (@DostoevskyShade) October 2, 2014

@markknoller Isn't that what the old investments were supposed to do?

— Klown 2.0 (@realmyiq2xu2) October 2, 2014

@markknoller Hopefully it works out better this time!

— mateo (@stfuworld) October 2, 2014

— Nancy (@nancyruta) October 2, 2014

Obama should tell his ideas to the person in charge, if there is one:

Gee whiz! Whoever is in charge should get on that! RT @BarackObama: "We have to make our economy work for every working American." —Obama

— Melissa Clouthier (@MelissaTweets) October 2, 2014

I must say, I especially like it when President Obama talks about America as if he hasn’t been anywhere near power for the last decade.

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) October 2, 2014

@charlescwcooke Obama vows to spend the rest of his life finding out who the real President was from 1/09-1/17.

— DrewMTips (@DrewMTips) October 2, 2014