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 2 items of work on the ""making the case"" section 

The discussion immediately above (regarding how to incorporate Obama's presidential re-election statements regarding the jobs bill) and how we do it.
The paragraph needs a sentence at the beginning, something benign & innocuous like ""President Obama took his case to the American public and toured 00 universities and 00 public speaking events across various states."" then it rolls into the next sentence ""He has appeared before constituents of Eric Cantor's congressional district to press the Congress to pass his bill immediately.""

Making the case
President Obama appeared before constituents of Eric Cantor's congressional district to press the Congress to pass his bill immediately. On September 12, he gave a speech in the White House Rose Garden in front of a group of teachers, police officers, construction workers and small-business owners in which he stated that ""if Congress does not act, just about every family in America will pay more taxes next year. That would be a self-inflicted wound that our economy just cannot afford right now."" In Speaker Boehner's home state of Ohio, Obama gave a speech described as ""fiery"" in a Columbus high school that led to the audience chanting: ""Pass this bill!"" In a campaign-style rally at North Carolina State University, Obama told college students ""Every single one of you can help make this bill a reality. … The time for hand-wringing is over. The time for moping around is over. We've got to kick off our bedroom slippers and put on our marching shoes."" At a black-tie dinner for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Obama pitched his jobs plan to Latinos. In anticipation of criticism that the legislation was motivated by the upcoming election, the President noted that the election is fourteen months away and that Americans do not have the luxury of waiting fourteen months for jobs to be created.

Re item #1 I propose we tack it onto the very end of the paragraph with a sentence like ""Some of the criticism refers to Obama's own remarks, including past statements that he will (blank blank blank)"" (I won't complete the sentence, but just letting you overlook my generalized proposal.) We could even take off the final sentence that is there now, and I could incorporate via some other measure. I'm a very good writer, and don't want to over-invest before I get more feedback at this point. 
As an aside, I plan to do some work Tuesday to help explain the backstory to the ""Related bill"" section, because it fails to tell the reader the funny story (i.e. that a witty republican thought he could steal the ""antecedent"" referred to by Obama's ""pronoun"" because Obama was saying to pass a bill which had not yet been trademarked, so that witty republican guy trademarked the patent before Obama's people could register the name). That will require a better source than just newser and the daily caller. That will be Tuesday's work, so I just wanted to tip my hat off on what's next. On Wednesday/Thursday I'd like to create the Yuan article, then by Friday we can incorporate this week's major updates to this article, which c