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Imaginary districts, nonexistent jobs--the Stimulus story Date published: 11/25/2009
JOBS are big news these days with For example, according to recovery .gov, 30 jobs have been saved or created by the stimulus in Arizona's 15th District. The only problem is, Arizona has only eight districts. But who's counting? Residents of Washington, D.C., may be surprised to find their "state" has 99 congressional districts. And stimulus trackers have added eight new congressional districts to West Virginia. In all, recovery.gov reports more than $6.4 billion given to 440 chimerical districts all over the United States and its territories. Seems like the White House should have used stimulus money to create one job, at least: bean counter.
spread a little batguano around those 5 leaf plants you been smokin.
but DO believe left slanted organizations
the information coming. People do not like to hear or read the truth but that doesn't mean they should not be printed! Again, thank you! It doesn't matter how many sources you cite, some of these people are going to deny the waste.
26 consecutive posts from MtMav within 91 minutes - that must be a new FredTalk record!! Thanks, repeat Thanks, MtMav!!!
Remember last January? Our absent minded editor should look at year old copies of his fish wrapper. It could have been a lot worse. Managing this inherited economic disaster is a no-win situation for Obama and provides lots of ammo for cheap shot artists like Mr. Akers.
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