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Boehner defends Mitt Romney, overseas jobs
For a long time, congressional Republican leaders have ignored the
presidential campaign, training their attention on strengthening their
own majorities on Capitol Hill.
That changed Wednesday morning.
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) defended American companies creating jobs overseas, accused Democrats of trying to distract the country from the sagging economy and said President Barack Obama’s administration doesn’t “give a damn about middle-class Americans.”
Americans, the speaker said, “are asking, ‘Where are the jobs?’ They’re not asking, ‘Where the hell the tax returns are.’”
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