President Obama’s early, overeager claims of his stimulus package’s success have crumbled under media scrutiny. After making big promises, he needed to make claims about “jobs created or saved,” but polls show that the public hasn’t bought it.
And so Obama and his allies are now furiously spinning a new report by the Congressional Budget Office that they think offers them vindication. They should not, because it does not.
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