WSJ: Voters are deeply unhappy; and President Obama needs a real jobs plan, not just words.

WaPo: Obama approval rating sinks to new lows in a Washington Post-ABC poll.

NYT: President Obama’s Labor Day speech in Detroit was well-received, but it seems that we’re repeating the same themes every year.

Mitt Romney unleashes a jobs plan that has 59 specific proposals to get Americans back to work.

Politico: Rick Perry hits at Mitt Romney on their respective records on job creation.

NYT: Chevrolet is trying to sell the Volt in China, but China is pressuring GM to share their technology.

USAT: As Congress returns from their month-long break, troubles are brewing and the potential for gridlock remains high.

Reuters: It sounds like a joke, but sadly it’s far too true: Congressional action may be hurting the economy, not helping it.

BI: Doug Short traces how we lost our manufacturing jobs and became a service economy.

CPD: As we’ve been saying, manufacturing jobs are necessary for any real recovery to begin.

The Hill: The WTO ruled that the United States can impose tariffs on Chinese tire imports.