This bill will serve as a blueprint to bring our country back economically, create jobs and give Americans hope again for the future. Now, obviously, President Obama has his plan. There is a dramatic difference between ours and his because President Obama and my friends on the other side of the aisle in the Senate believe that they can create jobs through government spending. We believe that we can create jobs through growth.
John McCain outlines the Republican jobs plan and contrasts it with President Obama's approach.
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