Rep. Chaka Fattah’s assertion on Al Sharpton’s MSNBC show last night has received plenty of derision. Instapundit calls it “banking on the moocher vote,” and Twitter pundit Keder derisively notes,
“Democrats would rather give you freebie ‘benefits’ then do anything
useful that might actually help you find a job. I know this may be hard
for @TheDemocrats to understand, but the unemployed don’t want
‘benefits.’ They want jobs.” Unfortunately, that may all be true, but
that doesn’t make Fattah wrong, either:
Rad more: http://hotair.com/archives/2012/04/27/dem-rep-jobless-will-vote-for-obama-to-keep-benefits-flowing/
“We’re headed in the right direction. Unemployment continues to drop and those people who are unemployed, they’re not going to be voting for the party who wants to cut their benefits, cut access to food stamps, cut job training,” Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) said on MSNBC’s Al Sharpton program.Hmmm … somehow, I think that “right direction” argument got just a wee bit weaker this morning.
“The idea that Republicans are trying to help those who are unemployed is nonsense and I think that on this election day, those who have a job can credit the administration for stabilizing our economy and those who don’t know that this administration is trying to put them to work,” he said.
Rad more: http://hotair.com/archives/2012/04/27/dem-rep-jobless-will-vote-for-obama-to-keep-benefits-flowing/
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