Re-election Rhetoric or the real deal? You decide...

WASHINGTON -- Gearing up for the November election, the Bush administration sharpened its focus on the economy Tuesday — and raised the political stakes by insisting dramatic job gains are on the way.  While President Bush was meeting at the White House with business leaders, his top economic advisers were presenting Congress with their annual outlook, which projects U.S. employers will create 2.6 million jobs this year. That would be enough to erase the loss of 2.2 million jobs since Bush was sworn into office in January 2001. Opinion polls show voters consider the economy the top issue facing the nation.

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