President Obama has a chance Tuesday to counter the impression that, amid all his talk of guns and immigration, he is neglecting what remains for millions a punishing economy. But it won’t be easy.No matter how much time he devotes to jobs in his State of the Union address, Republicans inevitably will say it wasn’t enough. And whatever he says, they’ll find ways to disagree. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., who will deliver the nationally televised GOP response to Obama, didn’t even support the fiscal-cliff deal that the Senate passed 89-8 amid widespread predictions that its failure would ignite ... Read More