Reply #16: I did, but I didn't get the impression it was a "republican speech". [View All]

[ClarkUSA]

That's why I asked for exact quotes from you. Since you can't furnish even one, I'll wait for a transcript to have a closer look, even though I found another quote:

But as Congress grapples with ways to cut the federal budget, Mr. Obama is also proposing to increase education spending by 11 percent – a proposal that is likely to run into significant opposition from Republicans. Mr. Bush did not make his views on the budget known. But as the president promoted his funding plans, Mr. Bush sat expressionless on a stool behind him, his hands clasped tightly in his lap.

“If we want more good news on the jobs front then we’ve got to make more investments in education,’’ Mr. Obama told students in a crowded gymnasium. He went on, “I want everybody to understand: Our job is not just to cut. Even as we find ways to cut spending what we can’t do is cut back on investments like education.’’

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/03/04/obama-and-jeb-bush-visit-a-miami-school

Again, this is not something found in any "republican speech" I know. Frankly, I think you're wrong.