Kevin Brady

Today's employment report again is bad news for American workers.

The deficit is becoming frightening and threatens our economic recovery.

The U.S. has the worst performance in terms of unemployment rate among the major developed economies since the stimulus bill was enacted.

Unemployment skyrockets far past White House projections and promises.

It is appropriate for the American people to assess how well this Administration's economic policies are working. They are not. They have failed.

I fear that we may well be facing a 'job-loss' recovery as U.C.L.A. economist Lee Ohanian recently warned.

This raises disturbing questions about the claims of the White House, and I think it underscores what we've said all along, that this Administration has lost all credibility about stimulus claims.

For American workers, a jobless recovery is no recovery.

The truth is, this is President Obama's stimulus, it is his budget, it is his bailout, it is his housing programs, and it's time, I think, to take responsibility for those actions.

Clearly, we have a problem. Regarding the stimulus claims of 650,000 new jobs created or saved, there have been a series of investigative reports that reveal false reporting and corrupt data.

Today's numbers are bad news for American workers. The unemployment rate has reached 10.2 percent, a 26-year high.

we do need to stop punishing success in this country.

Even with today's positive news, this is no time to be conducting an end zone dance.

The stimulus is too slow, too wasteful, and too unfocused on jobs.

While some may promote the stimulus as the savior of the economy, it is a claim only the Balloon Boy's dad would make.

I believe the stimulus benefits are widely exaggerated.

A jobless recovery is no recovery for American workers.

Forty-nine out of fifty states have lost jobs since the stimulus took effect.

The deficit this year is nine times greater than when control of Congress moved from Republican to Democrat control.

One is, you in Congress are the problem.

other countries are aggressively courting our investment.

we do not have a Trade agenda right now.

we have to sell American products and services throughout the world.

I am not here today to bail out the newspaper industry. I am here to learn what that sustainable business model could be.

I think the freedom of the press is too important to rely upon philanthropy or the government.