
Photo from AP
It truly will be comical to see what their rebuttal to
Obama's job summit will
look like Former House Speaker and potential 2012 Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has announced he is launching a "Real Jobs Summit." The first stop is in Ohio, a potential swing state with an unemployment rate of 10.5 percent.
Gingrich said he seeks to spur entrepreneurship and small businesses by lowering taxes, interest rates and debt.
Gingrich's summit is taking place in Cincinnati today and moves to Jackson, Mississippi tomorrow. The organization sponsoring the tour, American Solutions, promises additional Real Jobs Forums through 2010.
Really, Gingrich's summit should be called a "Stay Unemployed summit" instead.
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