We got some encouraging news this morning: The private sector added 233,000 jobs in February, bringing us to two straight years of job growth and more than 3.9 million new private-sector jobs.Republicans aren't too pleased about the news and what it means for them politically, so they're trying desperately to spin what should be good news for all Americans, regardless of political party.
Read MoreThis morning, we got some very encouraging news about our economy. For the 23rd consecutive month, the number of new American jobs has continued to grow. January saw an additional 257,000 private-sector jobs, bringing us to nearly 3.7 million cumulative private-sector jobs under this administration.
Read MoreToday's headlines: Nevada leaders call on Mitt Romney to apologize for his out-of-touch comments on the foreclosure crisis, and Herman Cain surges ahead of Romney in the latest poll.
Read MoreToday's headlines: Mitt Romney is called out for refusing to sit down for an in-depth interview, and new analysis finds the Republican jobs plans are unlikely to cure the nation's economic problems.
Read MoreIllinois's Rep. Jan Schakowsky sent a letter to Mitt Romney ahead of his fundraising trip to Chicago, calling on him to answer major questions her constituents—and all Americans—want to know about where the famously flip-flopping Romney really stands.
Read MorePresident Obama announced this afternoon that in the face of inaction and obstruction from congressional Republicans, he is prepared to do whatever he can as President to help put Americans back to work.
Read MoreToday's headlines include more flip-flops from Mitt Romney and extreme GOP rhetoric on immigration that threatens to alienate Latino voters.
Read MoreLast night, Republican Senators stood unanimously to block the Teachers and First Responders Back to Work Act, a stand-alone piece of President Obama’s jobs bill that would put Americans back on the job teaching our children and keeping our communities safe.
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