The Labor Department reported the creation of 159,000 private sector jobs in October. But the overall unemployment rate remains at 9.6 percent and more people are giving up the search for work. So should we see the glass as half full or half empty? How much of a difference would extending the Bush tax cuts make in spurring job growth? What else should the new Congress pursue? And how much do the huge deficits indirectly impact job creation? We ask Diana Furchtgott-Roth of the Hudson Institute, who served as chief economist at the Department of Labor for President George W. Bush.