Newt asks a valid question: Who in this White House has ever created a job? He notes the president’s cabinet has the least private-sector experience of any administration in more than a century.

By the way, I can’t help but notice that Obama is hosting a summit on creating jobs when there are some actual government jobs awaiting warm bodies:

Nearly 200 top jobs in the administration remain vacant a year after Obama began planning his ascension to power, the result of stalled nominations, new ethics rules, lengthy background checks and delays in Senate confirmations. More than half the vacancies are at five departments: Justice, State, Treasury, Defense and Homeland Security.

Some of that is Congress’s fault, but not the positions where there isn’t even a nominee

yet . . .