Jim Jordan actually said...

"Instead of rushing to pass additional spending, we need to ensure that any new legislation is carefully crafted and actually facilitates job creation."

"No matter how you look at the stimulus, it has simply failed to live up to the administration's promises."

"Yet, over two and a half years later, 1.7 million fewer Americans have jobs at a cost of $825 billion to taxpayers."

"The administration assailed critics by claiming there was a consensus amongst economists that a massive spending bill was in the country's best interest."