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Being less than eager for jobs bill who knows what there going to do Congress is highly unlikely to approve the jobs package this is president is moving it around promoting it coast to coast he has been pushing relentlessly from every state on his challenge to keep his job coming in 2012 Republicans don't like it's proposed tax increase some democrats are reluctant to endorse another cut in social security taxes others are wary of oil and gas prices and Obama approval rating the lowest of his presidency are making it hard for him to build any momentum when capitol hill lawmakers will return Monday from a week long break the first order of business in the democratic -run senate won't be the president's 447 billion jobs package despite his daily demands to pass it now but legislation dealing with Chinese currency manipulation Reid of we'll get to that senate majority leader Harry Reid of Nevada said of the jobs plan which he says he supports but lets get some of theses things done that we have to get done first The house of representatives the republican majority say it won't accept Obama proposed tax increased then said I can't really make sense of why the presidents thinks he should be doing this said house majority leader Eric cantor Virginia any way you look at it becomes a Hugh mess