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The odds that the stimulus package would “create or save” millions of jobs, per the administration’s promises, were never good. The government is borrowing enormous amounts of money to pay for the stimulus. Full Article at National Review Online
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When President Barack Obama was pitching his $787 billion economic stimulus package, the White House produced a report claiming their plan would keep unemployment under a peak of 8%. Reality has not been kind to President Obama’s promises. Full Article at The Heritage Foundation
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Youth employment programs, the AmeriCorps service program, private contractors and educators account for most of the jobs created or saved in Idaho using federal stimulus funding, according to state and federal reports. Full Article at Idaho Statesman
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A stimulus job report that says more than 10,000 jobs were saved or created in Wisconsin is rife with errors, double counting and inflated numbers based more on satisfying federal formulas than creating real jobs, a Journal Sentinel review has found. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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New numbers released by the federal government Friday estimate that the federal stimulus package has helped create or save 34,500 total jobs in Washington, making it the state with the third-largest reported number of stimulus jobs, behind California... Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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It's good to see that the government is taking the initiative to try and reverse the effects of the recession ... I'm hoping that the stimulus money will continue to benefit everyone here in Connecticut, and that the goals of the act will be reached.
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It seems to be the president's answer to almost every challenge that's facing our country is to spend more money
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We know that it's important that we pass this stimulus package
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The opportunity, as I understand the numbers, to have about, more than 20,000 teachers not lose their jobs because of it, construction continuing to go forward, I want to talk about more
